Cherry Godfrey has launched a Mortgage Health Check to its existing array of services.
The service designed to help homeowners assess whether their current mortgage remains the best fit for their financial circumstances.
As interest rates continue to fluctuate and fixed-term mortgages reach their end, many homeowners may be uncertain about their mortgage options.
Cherry Godfrey’s Mortgage Health Check provides a simple, accessible solution to ease these concerns.
Mortgage Health Check
The Mortgage Health Check is a free service available to anyone who wishes to review their current mortgage rate and lender.
Whether clients are nearing the end of their fixed term or are simply curious if they could secure a better deal, this service helps them understand their options and potentially save money – there is also no obligation to go with the recommendations provided.
“At Cherry Godfrey, we recognise that financial decisions—especially when it comes to mortgages—can be daunting,” says Tanzy Cherry, COO of Cherry Godfrey Group.
“With so many changes in interest rates and the broader economic climate, we wanted to create a service that simplifies the process for homeowners.
“Our Mortgage Health Check allows customers to gain clarity and confidence in their mortgage choices, with the guidance of our mortgage and life expert advisors.”
How Does it Work?
Homeowners complete a quick, user-friendly form, available online or in-person at any Cherry Godfrey office.
Cherry Godfrey’s experienced mortgage advisors will assess the individual’s current rate, lender and term, taking into account the latest market rates.
Customer will receive tailored recommendations on their options whether they should look at switching lenders, renegotiate their current mortgage, or stay with their existing arrangement.
In just a few minutes, clients can take the first step toward potentially improving their mortgage rate or securing a more suitable deal. The service is especially useful for homeowners who have recently received notification of increased rates due to the end of a fixed-term mortgage.
To fill out the online form click here.
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