Central Capital Mortgages:

"Central Capital Mortgages specialise in finding re-mortgages for clients who may have difficulty getting a mortgage or re-mortgage from a traditional bank or building society.

We have schemes to suit people that have mortgage arrears, credit problems, no proof of income, unusual properties and hundreds of other situations that might cause banks to say 'no'. Central Capital Mortgages offer finance to UK residents via major lenders. Our staff are friendly and we pride ourselves on providing world class service to all our clients.

Sure, there are other mortgage lenders out there but none that can match Central Capital Mortgages. We offer customers competitive rates and a friendly and professional service. We offer you the affiliates the backing of a market leading brand and the confidence that we will reward you highly for your continued commitment in advertising for us.

Our parent company Central Trust plc has just been ranked number 167 in this year's Europe's 500. We have been awarded on our outstanding growth and employment creation through a very challenging period which has earned us this place amongst five hundred of Europe's fastest growing companies: Europe's 'champions of growth'.

Central Capital find remortgages for clients who may have difficulty getting a remortgage from a traditional bank or building society.

We have schemes to suit people that have mortgage arrears, credit problems, no proof of income, unusual properties and hundreds of other situations that might cause banks to say 'no'.

Central Capital offer remortgages to UK residents via major lenders. Remortgages range from £25,000 to £1 million over 5 to 40 years.

The overall cost for comparison is 8.7% APR variable. The actual rate will depend upon your circumstances. Ask for a personalised illustration.

Our staff are friendly and we pride ourselves on providing world class service to all our clients.

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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage."

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