Apricot Mortgages And Loans Ltd

Mortgage Brokers · Treharris, Cardiff · Est. 2006

20 years

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Company Registration Details

Registered company name	Apricot Mortgages And Loans Ltd
Companies House number	05854215 →
Company type	Private Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered address	Awelfryn Llwyncelyn Terrace Nelson, CF46 6HF
City / Region	Treharris, Cardiff
Date incorporated	2006
Years trading	20 years
CH status	Active
Specialism	Recorded activity: 64999 (financial intermediation not elsewhere classified)
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About Apricot Mortgages And Loans Ltd

Founded in 2006, Apricot Mortgages And Loans Ltd has been active for 20 years — a period that spans significant change in the UK financial services landscape, including post-financial crisis regulatory reform, digital transformation and the economic disruption of recent years. The firm's continued active status through this period reflects operational stability.

It is one of 50 mortgage brokers listed in Cardiff on this index of 5754 UK firms in the category.

Authorisation is checkable free at register.fca.org.uk; an unauthorised firm cannot lawfully arrange your mortgage.

What Mortgage Brokers Do

A broker translates your financial position into a lender match, handling product selection and the application itself. Whole-of-market firms compare products across the full lending landscape, while panel-based firms work from a defined set of lenders.

Complex circumstances are where intermediation matters most, because lender criteria diverge sharply off the mainstream.

How to Choose the Right Mortgage Broker

Borrowers with straightforward employment and clean credit have the widest choice of firms; complex cases benefit from specialists. Establish early what the firm can access and how it has handled comparable applications.

The fee structure varies by firm but must always be disclosed in writing at the start of the engagement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a mortgage broker or can I go directly to a lender?

Going direct works for straightforward cases with a lender you already fit. The case for a broker is breadth: many lenders' criteria compared simultaneously, and knowledge of which specialist lenders accept cases the high street declines.

How much does a mortgage broker charge?

Charging varies: lender-paid only, a flat client fee, or a percentage on complex cases. FCA rules require the model and amount to be set out upfront, so ask for it in writing at the first conversation.

What documents do I need to provide to a mortgage broker?

Identity documents, address proof, bank statements, income evidence and details of debts form the core; self-employed applicants should have two to three years of accounts or tax calculations ready.

How long does the mortgage process take when using a broker?

Timescales depend on the lender and case complexity: a few weeks for standard residential, longer for specialist or commercial. Ask the firm for a realistic estimate for your specific case.

Can a mortgage broker help if I have been declined by a lender?

Often yes. Post-decline placement is a recognised specialism: the task is matching your circumstances to a lender whose published and unpublished criteria accept them.

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Apricot Mortgages And Loans Ltd | Mortgage Brokers | Treharris | Est. 2006