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Which mortgage lenders do we use?

We choose mortgages from, but not limited to, the following lenders:

Halifax mortgages Abbey mortgages Cheltenham and Gloucester mortgages
Lloyds TSB mortgages Barclays mortgages Nationwide mortgages
One account mortgages Alliance and Leicester mortgages RBS mortgage
First National mortgages Scottish Widows mortgages Kensington mortgages
Norwich and Peterborough Building Society mortgages Portman Building Society mortgages Mortgage Works
Mortgages from The Woolwich BM Solutions mortgages Co-op mortgages
Bank of Ireland mortgages Bristol and West mortgages IF
First Active mortgages Coventry Building Society mortgages Northern Rock mortgages
GMAC mortgages Standard Life Bank mortgages Chelsea Building Society mortages
Accord mortgages Mortgage Trust Irish Permanent mortgages
UCB Home Loans Skipton Building Society mortgages AHLI United Bank
igroup mortgages Platform Home Loans Lambeth building society mortgages
Yorkshire Building Society mortgages Preferred Mortgages Paragon Morgages
Principality Mortgages Clydesdale Bank Mortgages SPML Mortgages
London Mortgage Company Mortgage Express Mortgage Intelligence
TMB: The Mortgage Business eDeus Bank of Scotland

... and many more.

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alexander hall associates limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority for pure protection, residential mortgages and general insurance business. We do not charge a fee for residential mortgage advice; however there is an administration fee for processing each of your standard residential mortgage contracts. The typical administration fee is £499. For impaired credit lending the typical fee is 1% of the mortgage loan. For Buy to Let and Commercial Mortgages a fee of 0.5% of the mortgage loan size applies of which £500 is payable on application with the balance payable on completion.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.