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Bos (Shared Appreciation Mortgages) No. 3 Plc | Mortgage Brokers | Halifax | Est. 1997

Bos (Shared Appreciation Mortgages) No. 3 Plc is a mortgage brokers registered in Halifax, established 1997. View company details, send a free enquiry and verify FCA status. Kaeltripton Financial Index.

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Bos (Shared Appreciation Mortgages) No. 3 Plc

Mortgage Brokers · Halifax · Est. 1997

29 years
Active Trading
Active
CH Status
03331871
Company No
2025
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Company Registration Details

Registered company nameBos (Shared Appreciation Mortgages) No. 3 Plc
Companies House number03331871 →
Company typePublic Limited Company (PLC)
Registered addressTrinity Road, HX1 2RG
City / RegionHalifax
Date incorporated1997
Years trading29 years
CH statusActive
SpecialismRecorded activity: 64921 (credit granting by non-deposit taking finance houses), 64922
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About Bos (Shared Appreciation Mortgages) No. 3 Plc

Established in 1997, Bos (Shared Appreciation Mortgages) No. 3 Plc has over 29 years of trading history, placing it among the more experienced firms in its sector. This longevity reflects sustained client confidence and a track record of adapting to the evolving UK regulatory and market environment.

The Kaeltripton Financial Index records 5754 mortgage brokers nationally, 29 of them in Halifax.

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. The breadth of lender access differs between firms and shapes the range of products a borrower will actually see.

Cases that fail one lender's criteria frequently pass another's; mapping that terrain is the broker's value.

How to Choose the Right Mortgage Broker

Choose by case type: mainstream residential, buy-to-let, later-life lending and adverse credit are distinct specialisms. A short scoping call establishes lender access, typical turnaround and whether the firm has an appetite for your case.

FCA rules require the fee model, lender-paid, client-paid or both, to be set out before advice proceeds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a mortgage broker or can I go directly to a lender?
Direct applications are always possible but confine you to one lender's range. An intermediary compares products across many lenders at once, which tends to matter most where circumstances are non-standard: self-employment, credit history issues or unusual property.
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?
From application to offer is commonly two to six weeks with mainstream lenders, longer for specialist lending. A firm that manages the lender relationship actively can compress that materially.
Can a mortgage broker help if I have been declined by a lender?
Yes, and this is where criteria knowledge earns its fee: lenders differ sharply on credit history, income types and property construction, and a decline at one lender often converts to an approval at another with the right placement.

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