Make savings work harder across Lincolnshire incl. Lincoln, Boston, Grantham, Newark, Stamford.
Offset mortgages link your savings to your mortgage balance, helping you pay less interest and potentially shorten your mortgage term. They can be a smart choice if you have regular savings, bonuses, or cash reserves. At Spolton Mortgages, we’ll explain how offset mortgages work in practice, whether they’re right for you, and which lenders currently offer the most competitive options.
We’ll compare offset products that fit how you actually save and spend.
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We access the whole of the mortgage market to find the best mortgage to suit your needs.
Offset mortgages can be complex, so having an expert to guide you is essential. We make the benefits and drawbacks clear so you can make an informed decision. With hundreds of five-star reviews, our clients value how we explain everything in plain English and ensure they understand the savings potential. Independence means we’re free to recommend the best deal for you, not for us.
Many of our clients in Sleaford, Lincoln, and the wider Lincolnshire area use offset mortgages as part of their financial strategy. These products aren’t always well advertised on the high street, but as independent advisers we can search across the market to find the right lender. Our local insight means we understand the types of properties and borrowing needs common in this region, tailoring the advice to your situation.
Spolton Mortgages is a family mortgage broker founded by Nick and Kasia Spolton.
From our office in Sleaford, we provide mortgage and mortgage protection advice.
Well-known, and respected for providing trusted advice, we started by helping people find mortgages in Lincoln, Sleaford, and throughout Lincolnshire. Now we find ourselves helping people across the whole of the UK.
Independent guides to how offsets and flexible mortgages work. Third-party sites; please verify details directly.
An offset links your mortgage to a savings account, reducing interest charged by the savings balance. MoneyHelper explains offsets.
Usually yes; you typically forego interest on savings in exchange for lower mortgage interest.
Not always. It depends on your savings balance, rates and fees — we’ll run the numbers with you.
Flexible/offset mortgages often allow this; rules vary by lender. See MoneyHelper on flexible/offset.