One of the perks of qualifying and working as a medical professional is that your job can take you anywhere. The opportunity to travel and work abroad, or even live and work in another part of the UK, is a major plus point. However, with any move, there’s a lot of admin to deal … Read more
Doctors have dreams just like anybody else, to own their home and have a sanctuary to return to, after countless shifts on their feet.
Fortunately, you will be pleased to hear that junior doctors can get mortgages, especially if you enlist the services of a specialist broker.
Whether you work for the NHS or a private practice, it is important that you find a lender who understands your long-term earning potential,
In a year filled with anticipation, your final one as a Junior Doctor is often a time where you can take steps to finally put down some permanent roots.
If this is not the first time you have applied for a mortgage then you will be aware of the steps involved. The mortgage application process
There are 68 days to go until Christmas, which is plenty if you haven’t given a second thought to buying presents, but could prove a problem if you’re planning to move home.
This month, thousands of newly qualified doctors start work in hospitals across the UK. After years of studying, senior colleagues will hand over the ropes and responsibility
Since the shake up that was the Mortgage Market Review in 2014, the mortgage application process has become very long winded.
If you’ve arrived at Uni and are already eyeing up where your going to live in your second year but wondering how to manage
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