You may want to book time off work for a few days before, during and after your move. Start packing non-essential belongings in boxes, labelled for which room they will go in when you get your new home.
Finding your first home and mortgage is an important and exciting time. But it’s a big commitment too.
Tried and trusted for generations, Chorley Building Society will explain all the options to help you make the right mortgage decision. We’ll also help explain to you the fees connected to buying a home, such as paying for building surveys, legal work by solicitors and stamp duty.
You may want to book time off work for a few days before, during and after your move. Start packing non-essential belongings in boxes, labelled for which room they will go in when you get your new home.
Contact several removal companies for quotes. Ensure your home insurance covers you from the removal day and your belongings are insured during the move.
Research TV, phone and internet deals to be running from the date you move into your new home. Search for the best energy tariffs for your new home.
Redirect your post to your new home address and inform banks, pension providers, insurers and any other providers about your new address. Register for council tax at your new home. Keep packing your belongings in labelled boxes.
Final clean for your house. Note your utility meter readings. Check windows are secure and that the water, gas and electricity are switched off.
Collect the keys for your new home. Meet and guide removal workers around your house. Check for any damage when belongings are unloaded at your new home. Unpack and store valuables securely in your new home. Have a cuppa – or perhaps open some bubbly to celebrate moving to your new home!
We offer a great range of mortgages suited to different needs. Our discounted mortgages typically offer discounts from the standard variable rate for the first few years – typically two or five years – to help you in the early period of home-ownership. We have mortgages for borrowers with limited deposits living in the north of England; and or professionals, such as accountants, doctors and surveyors.
If you’re reading this page then you’re already making a good start to getting your new mortgage.
Contact one of the team today or click here to find out how to apply.
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This information is for illustrative purposes only and does not contain all the details you need to choose a mortgage. All the information required will be provided during an interview with one of our mortgage advisers in a European Standardised Information Sheet.
We accept business from Appointed Representatives (ARs) and Directly Authorised (DA) intermediaries. However you must be registered via a Network or a Mortgage Club to submit a Decision in Principal or Application to us.
All cases are underwritten individually by our qualified underwriters. Call the mortgage team on 01257 235001.
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MIN BTL Rental Figure Required 125% (Basic Rate)
MIN BTL Rental Figure Required 148% (Higher Rate)
Please note that earned income in addition to the rental income( top-slicing) can only be considered by exception
This information is for illustrative purposes only and does not contain all the details you need to choose a mortgage.
The Society will collect your email address as an alternative means of communication if we cannot reach you via telephone. This data will not be used for any other purpose.
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The Chorley and District Building Society is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Registered on the Financial Services Register under number 206023. Registered Office: Key House, Foxhole Road, Chorley, Lancashire PR7 1NZ.
Chorley and District Building Society is a member of the Building Societies Association and a participant of the Financial Ombudsman Service and Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
Your telephone conversations with the Society may be recorded. This is to help the Society to improve customer service and to offer additional security. Calls and electronic communications may also be monitored for staff training.