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A homeowner loan is a type of a second charge mortgage (also known as a secured loan) that allows you to borrow against the equity you've built up in your home.
Because the loan is secured against your property, you can often access larger loan amounts, longer terms and more competitive interest rates than you might find with unsecured personal loans or credit cards. It's a separate agreement from your main mortgage, so you don't need to change your existing mortgage deal.
A homeowner loan could be a smart choice if you need to fund a significant expense, like a major home renovation, or if you want to consolidate higher-interest debts into one, more manageable monthly repayment.
It's best suited for homeowners who need funds on day one to borrow a larger sum over a longer period.
No, it won't.
Homeowner loans are separate agreements that sit alongside your existing mortgage. This means your current mortgage deal, interest rate and monthly repayments will all stay the same.
With a homeowner loan, it’s often possible to borrow more than with an unsecured loan. The amount available depends on a few key factors we assess:
Affordability: We look at your income and outgoings to make sure the repayments are manageable. We require evidence that you can comfortably meet the monthly payments.
Credit history: A stronger credit profile can make it easier to borrow more, as it helps us understand your track record with repaying credit.
Home equity: This is the portion of your property that you own. For example, if your home is worth £450,000 and your remaining mortgage is £200,000, you have £250,000 in equity. We won’t lend more than your available equity — and usually offer a percentage of it rather than the full amount.
Yes.
You can make overpayments or repay your loan in full ahead of schedule. An Early Repayment Charge (ERC) may apply, typically during any fixed-rate period. All the details will be made clear in your loan agreement, so you're always in control.
We're always upfront about our fees. Your homeowner loan includes a one-off product fee of £595-£1,395, depending on the product selected, and an arrangement fee, which we cap at £3,000. You have the option to add these to your total loan balance instead of paying them upfront.
Everything is included in the Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APRC) we show you, so there are no hidden surprises. In some cases, we may need to complete an in person valuation. This would be clearly explained to you beforehand.
A mortgage is the main loan you use to buy your home. It’s the first charge on the property, which means the lender has the primary claim if the home is sold.
A homeowner loan (a second charge mortgage) is an additional loan secured against your property, sitting behind your existing mortgage. You keep your current mortgage exactly as it is, and take out a separate secured loan on top.
A homeowner loan is second charge mortgage (also known as a secured loan) that’s tied to your property. It sits alongside your existing mortgage and uses your home as security. Because it’s secured, borrowers can typically access larger amounts, longer terms, and lower rates than most unsecured options.
A personal loan is unsecured, meaning it isn’t linked to your home. Approval is based mainly on credit history and affordability, and loan sizes are usually smaller with shorter repayment terms.
Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments.