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If you would like to clear your mortgage debt faster and save money on interest payments then overpaying on your mortgage could be an option.
The UK's Best Money Making Blogger, Emma Drew shares her tips for a smooth house move.
First time buyers Anna and Dan recently moved into a detached home in Matlock, using a 25% deposit made up of savings they had built up in Help To Buy: ISAs, twinned with a Help To Buy scheme loan.
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We've teamed up with Matthew Spade to delve into the latest first time buyer trends. Contact us for expert and simple mortgage or savings advice.
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Mortgage customers on variable rates are being urged to take sound advice that could lead to major savings. Call 0344 481 0013, visit a branch or go to thenottingham.com/mortgages
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