89%Would buy again
Applied for a small loan to cover car repairs and the whole thing was done in under an hour. The app showed exactly when the money would land and it arrived when it said it would. Repayments are set up automatically and I haven't had any issues.
Read moreTook out a short bridging loan to cover a property purchase while our own sale completed. The interest was higher than I'd been led to expect from the initial quote, and the arrangement fee came as a surprise. Funds did arrive in time, but the solicitor had to chase the completion paperwork twice.
Read moreI have been a customer for a good many years and the loan terms were always fair for what I needed. Lately the online account has been slow to load and the statements arrived later than they used to. When I rang about it the call took a while to get through, though it was sorted in the end. The service is still reasonable but I have noticed the difference.
Read moreTook out a short bridging loan to cover a property purchase while our own sale completed. The interest was higher than I'd been led to expect from the initial quote, and the arrangement fee came as a surprise. Funds did arrive in time, but the solicitor had to chase the completion paperwork twice.
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High Bridge Mortgages is a UK mortgage broker that helps homebuyers and homeowners find residential and buy-to-let mortgage products from a panel of lenders. The firm advises on remortgaging, first-time buying and arranging finance for people looking to move home or raise funds against a property they already own. Its website sets out the mortgage services offered and gives visitors a route to contact an adviser to discuss their circumstances.
The business is aimed at individuals and families who want guidance on borrowing against property and comparing deals across different lenders. Advice is provided through a combination of online enquiries and direct contact with its advisers, with the firm presenting its services as a way to make sense of mortgage options.
