Get your mortgage questions answered!

Mortgages and Home

John Fitzsimons
Updated on 27 November 2014 | 6 Comments

TSB and lovemoney.com are teaming up to tackle your mortgage questions.

Can I underpay on my mortgage? What does a mortgage lender look for when deciding whether to approve a mortgage application? How long does it take to actually get the money?

If you have any mortgage questions that you want an answer to, don’t miss the Twitter mortgage Q&A being held by TSB and lovemoney.com on Thursday 27th November.

Starting from 11.30am lovemoney.com editor John Fitzsimons and TSB’s Mortgage Director, Ian Ramsden will be answering all of your home loan queries. All you have to do is post a question with #MortgageHelp in your tweet.

Don’t forget to follow John on Twitter (@JohntheJourno), lovemoney.com (@lovemoney_com) and TSB (@TSB) as well.

Not on Twitter? Please feel free to post any questions in the comments below and we will endeavour to answer here as well.

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