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I cannot fault the service I have received from the Cardiff Mortgage Centre team. Mortgage, Insurance and my onwards financial plan have all been taken care of for me.
I felt that I had to put this review on to convey my gratitude for the fantastic service and peace of mind that I now have.
I am truly a customer for life :)
Cardiff Mortgage Centre helped us find what we thought would be impossible – a 95% mortgage. We also had a brilliant rate and fixed for 5 years!!
We were first time buyers and what we thought would be a daunting task was made totally easy thanks to Colin and Dee. They managed all communications for us as well as the paperwork and Colin even travelled to us for meetings. They found us brilliant savings from our mortgage to our life insurance and we’re now happy in our new home!!
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