Call us on 01598 720044 / 01604 265640
Call us on 01598 720044 / 01604 265640
You will want to take expert advice when buying a house to check there are no problems with it that you may be unaware of. Only a surveyor is trained to identify issues with a property but not all surveys are the same so we can help you find the search that you need.
Conveyancing involves the legal transfer of property from one person – a seller – to another – a buyer. We have a number of Conveyors and Solicitors who we use and Trust, please contact us for a recommendation and quotation.
Your will allows you to decide what happens to your property, money, possessions and assets after your death. The law decides how your estate should be split up if you do not make a will, while you can also ensure that you don’t pay more inheritance tax than you need to through making a will.
This type of loan is when you put up your home as security for a debt. That means that if you default on the loan, you may need to sell your house to pay back the debt.
Need to review or discuss your pension, savings, bonds or other investment options? It’s important to get professional advice and help to plan for your future.
Upton Financial Advice Ltd is registered in England and Wales under company number 13016976 registered address Park Gardens, Lynton, EX35 6DF. Upton Financial Advice LTD is an Appointed Representative of Stonebridge Mortgage Solutions Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
We are entered on the Financial Services Register under firm reference number 823279.
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