Mortgages - Providers Index

Our guides to mortgage providers

Given that your mortgage is likely to be the biggest financial commitment of your life, it’s important to choose your mortgage provider with care. So here’s our guide to the institutions which offer mortgages via MoneySuperMarket

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Bank of Scotland

Bank of Scotland offers mortgages under its Halifax brand, which is Britain’s biggest mortgage lender.

Chelsea Building Society

Chelsea Building Society offers a wide range of tracker and fixed rate mortgages

Clydesdale Bank

Clydesdale Bank offers mortgages to people who are buying their first property, moving home or simply want to switch to a better deal.

HSBC

HSBC offers a full range of residential mortgages, including fixed rates, trackers and discounted home loans

London and Country

You can get mortgage advice, including deals from the whole of market, totally free from broker London & Country

Norwich and Peterborough

Norwich & Peterborough is building society and brand in its own right – but is now owned by the Yorkshire Building Society.

Post Office

The Post Office has been renowned for queues, parcels and foreign currency for years but, in 2007, it started to branch into mortgages on a trial basis.

Tesco

Tesco Bank offers homebuyers and those looking to remortgage a choice of either fixed rate or tracker mortgages.

Yorkshire Building Society

Yorkshire Building Society offers a choice of fixed, offset or tracker mortgages to first-time buyers, homemovers, and those looking to remortgage.

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