Mortgages

Mortgages aren’t one-size-fits-all, which is why we offer a range of rates and terms to suit all shapes and sizes. 

What would you like to do today?

Ready to make a move?

Find out how much you could borrow

Need more information about mortgages?

Manage my existing mortgage

Looking for a new mortgage?

Then you've come to the right place. first direct has been named a Which? Recommended Mortgage Provider for 2024.

 

Explore our range of mortgages or use one of our calculators to see what products you could be eligible for, how much you could borrow, and what your monthly payments might look like.

 

Don’t forget you won’t find our mortgage deals through a broker, so come to us direct

Why get a mortgage with us?

  • get an Agreement in Principle (AiP) valid for 6 months

  • we offer 5% deposit mortgages for first time buyers

  • terms up to 40 years 

  • borrow up to 4.75x your income (see how much you could borrow)

  • we cover the cost of standard valuations

  • no booking fees on some mortgages

  • reduce your overall interest with unlimited overpayments*

*you can make unlimited overpayments towards your borrowing - but you might have an Early Repayment Charge if you repay your whole mortgage during the fixed rate period. This might not be a consideration right now, but unlimited overpayments mean you could reduce the overall interest you pay in the future.

Mortgages made easy

We believe applying for a mortgage should be simple. That’s why we’ve broken it down into 5 easy steps:

 

  • check you are eligible

  • find the right mortgage for you

  • read through our guidance

  • have the right information to hand

  • apply now

                                                                                                                                               

Get in touch

Are you in the market for a new mortgage? Do you have a question about your recent application? Or perhaps you’re ready to pay off your mortgage? Whatever your query, we can help you find the right team who can answer it. 

Legal bits

Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you don't keep up repayments on your mortgage.