Mortgage advice fees, made clear
At Muttuo Mortgages, we keep our fees simple. You will not pay a mortgage advice fee unless you receive a mortgage offer from a lender. If a fee applies, your adviser will confirm it before you move forward.
Our mortgage advice fees are simple
Muttuo Members
Free
Standard mortgage advice
£499
For straightforward mortgage applications where there are no major affordability, credit or complexity challenges. This may include buying your first home, moving home or remortgaging, where your income, deposit, property and credit position are clear.
Complex mortgage advice
£749
For cases that need extra support because of income, credit history, property type, affordability or specialist mortgage needs. This may include self-employed income, contractor income, company director income, credit issues, complex affordability, buy-to-let, unusual property types or more detailed lender research.
When do you pay?
You only pay your mortgage advice fee once you receive a mortgage offer from a lender.
That means you can speak to our team, explore your options and understand the likely next step before any advice fee becomes payable.
What your fee covers
Your mortgage advice fee helps cover the work involved in finding, recommending and progressing a suitable mortgage option for your circumstances.
This may include:
- reviewing your goals, income, deposit and mortgage needs
- checking your options across over 100 lenders
- explaining suitable routes clearly
- preparing and submitting your mortgage application
- liaising with the lender during the application process
- helping you understand the next steps once your mortgage offer is issued
Why use Muttuo Mortgages?
Advice that
fits your situation
Access to
over 100 lenders
Support from
start to offer
Protection alongside
your mortgage
A quick note about our fees
Your adviser will always confirm the fee that applies before you proceed. The fee you pay will depend on your circumstances and the level of work needed.
Muttuo Mortgages may also receive a payment from the lender if your mortgage completes. Your adviser will explain this as part of the advice process.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up with repayments on your mortgage.