Ask us a Question? How do I apply for a mortgage? Applications will need to be made through our panel of selected mortgage brokers because Money Partners does not deal with applications received direct from consumers. How do I check the status of my current application? For an update regarding your application please contact your intermediary, who will be happy to assist with your enquiry. Can I apply for a further advance? Please contact your intermediary if you wish to apply for a further advance. What do I do if I have any questions regarding my existing mortgage arranged through Money Partners? If you have any queries or are experiencing payment difficulties with your existing account then please contact the telephone number shown in the welcome letter you were sent on completion of your advance. What is the minimum and maximum loan size that you offer? The minimum and maximum size of the loan is dependent on the product and loan type. Your intermediary will be able to specify the limits specific to your application. As a guide, we advance sums of between 10,000 and 1,000,000 on mortgages. What is the minimum and maximum payment term that you offer? For our Origin range of mortgages payment terms of between 120 and 360 months are available. Do you have products that cater to employed and self employed applicant? Yes, we have a full range of products that cater to both employed and self employed applicants. What is the minimum applicant age? Applicants must be 18 years of age or over for all products except Buy to Let products which are only available to applicants aged 21 years and over. What is the minimum income that is accepted? The minimum level of income for a single and joint applicant is 10,000 per annum. How is the Loan to Value (LTV) calculated? Loan to Value is based on the lower figure of either the purchase price or valuation. The minimum property valuation is 40,000. Do you impose higher lending fees? No, we do not charge a higher lending fee on any of our products. PLEASE REMEMBER THAT YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE