Release equity from your home
Borrow £3,000–£5,000,000 secured against your property for home improvements, debt consolidation, or any major purchase. All credit profiles considered — your existing mortgage stays in place.
Between £3,000 and £5,000,000
No credit impact · No obligation · Call within 1 working day
£5m+
Maximum loan size
30+
Specialist lenders
100%
Credit profiles considered
Fixed rate ending? Your payments could jump £400+ a month
When your mortgage deal expires you roll onto a much higher rate — and if you also carry credit cards, personal loans or car finance, the combined monthly cost can suddenly become unmanageable. A secured loan lets you consolidate all those debts at a lower single payment, so the rise in your mortgage is absorbed rather than breaking the budget.
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£400+
Avg. monthly increase on a £200k mortgage
1.6m+
UK households facing payment shock
How it works
Tell us what you need
Share your property details, how much you need, and what it's for. We'll also ask a few questions about your mortgage and credit history.
We match you with lenders
Our advisers search 30+ specialist secured loan lenders to find the most competitive rate and terms for your circumstances.
Funds in your account
Once approved, a solicitor confirms the charge on your property and funds are released — typically within 4–8 weeks.
What is a second charge mortgage?
A second charge mortgage lets you unlock the equity in your home — without touching your existing mortgage deal.
Whether rates have risen and remortgaging doesn't make sense, or you simply need funds fast, a second charge could be the smarter move. Here's when homeowners use them:
Debt consolidation
Switch credit cards, loans and overdrafts to:
- Lower rates
- Longer repayment terms
- 1 affordable monthly payment
* Based on typical cases. Actual savings depend on your circumstances.
Common questions
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