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Second Charge

Secured loans are secured against property which already has a mortgage on it - so, the mortgage is the first charge and the loan is the second charge.

Secured Homeowner Loan

A Secured Homeowner Loan is a loan available to borrowers who either own their home outright, or have a current mortgage on the property on a single or joint basis. The home is used as collateral, and the loan is secured against the value of the home. This means that potentially an applicant may be able to borrow much more than with a standard unsecured loan

Secured Loan

A secured loan is a loan available to borrowers who either own their home outright, or have a current mortgage on the property on a single or joint basis.

Self Declaration

For people with no proof of income, or who can’t prove all of their income. You are able to simply state your income, with no further proof (although most lenders will need proof that you are self employed). As the risk to the lender is greater than if the income can be proved, interest rates tend to be slightly higher and the maximum loan to value will usually be lower- generally around 90%. It would be fraudulent to lie about your income, or for a broker or lender to encourage you to do so.

Sequestration

See bankruptcy

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