Dwello Mortgages is launching a series of pop-up advice surgeries across the county as people continue to struggle with industry changes and mortgage rates.
Nathan Blissett, founder and principal mortgage adviser at Dwello, said that people were struggling to understand the daily changes in the industry.
Blissett believes that by reading the media headlines, receiving letters from their mortgage providers telling them of increased payments or that their fixed rate was coming to an end, many borrowers were left trying to navigate on their own with very little information.
He hopes that by bringing the personal, face to face, free advice surgeries to towns and villages across the county, people will be able to learn exactly what is right for them and the options to them.
The Dwello Mortgages team hope to work with estate agents across the county and other venues to host their pop-up mortgage surgeries.
Blissett said: “These surgeries could be held in a cafe, a town hall, a sports club or stadium, at a staff meeting or event, at a business premises such as an estate agents or a library or be held for a specific group of people – the majority of people in such places will either have a mortgage already and may not know what product is right for them at this current time; will be considering buying their first home in the future; will be considering upsizing or have a buy-to-let property or portfolio.
“Each individual scenario brings up its own set of questions, worries and anxieties and we want to help people understand what the market looks like for them, what options they have and why – understanding the why is so important for all involve.”
Blissett said that he has received an increasing number of enquiries from clients who have seen their perfect property and claim they don’t think it is the right time to buy.
“These conclusions are usually based on one headline or one article or even on something a friend or family member has told them who has a completely different set of circumstances,” Blissett added.
“We know people are busy and struggle to find the time and therefore the ‘mortgage’ goes to the bottom of the to-do list – despite it probably being the most important and urgent thing on the list!
“We hope by being available face to face at a place where they are already and might have time on their lunch break or on a day off, then they will be able to learn so much more about the mortgage market and what is available to them and hopefully take some stress away from them.”
He concluded: “Mortgages aren’t just numbers, they are dreams and ambitions waiting to be realised and we love helping people get there with as little stress as possible!”
The Dwello team has already hosted a pop-up clinic in St James’ House Telford, where the company is currently based.
