What's a good way to get mortgage advice?
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ESABenefitsUK123
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When I mean "What's a good way to get mortgage advice", I mean for someone who is not working due to health problems, and also, would like to see if there's any way that I could get some kind of mortgage using my benefits payments. Thanks a lot for any comments.
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Hi @ESABenefitsUK123.
We have some information about getting a mortgage using benefits on our website, but there's also some on Money Advice Service.
I hope they help!Community Manager
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You might also want to talk to your bank.
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My best friend suggested I invest in buying a property with her to live but I know I couldn't be named on a mortgage. If I decided to do that and was named on the deed house to share would I still be able to keep my benefits. We have know each other from childhood and i trust her, though I would like to know my legal rights as a disabled person, I don't know how this would work. I have little savings under 3 thousand. I have pip also.
Kind regards
Julie
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Noir123 said:My best friend suggested I invest in buying a property with her to live but I know I couldn't be named on a mortgage. If I decided to do that and was named on the deed house to share would I still be able to keep my benefits. We have know each other from childhood and i trust her, though I would like to know my legal rights as a disabled person, I don't know how this would work. I have little savings under 3 thousand. I have pip also.
Kind regards
Julie
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
So I can be named on the deed? I have severe anxiety I over analyse everything. I have savings under 3 thousand I was going to gift it to my friend
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