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Introduction
Jones & Young are specialist mortgage brokers for the self employed and company directors, contractors and CIS workers. We understand how the self employed are paid so we are able to place you with the best lender for your company set up.
We can use retained profits and net profits so you don't need to use taxed dividends as income. Use your gross day price for contract workers or CIS (construction industry plan) workers. As we are not using your taxable income for affordability you can run your company tax effectively and still borrow the mortgage funds you want. We have lenders who calculate affordability using the most up to date years accounts, most lenders require approximately the last 2 years. We also have lenders who just require one year trading history. Sadly there is a large knowledge gap in the mortgage industry for self employed, company directors and contractors.
A large number of advisers don't understand how the self employed are paid or how the lenders treat them differently depending upon what figures we use to calculate their income. As self employed are paid in a few different ways (depending what they do) provides us chances to maximize a lenders criteria to the clients advantage so they can borrow extra. This means the client can save money in tax, as they don't need to be less tax efficient just to show a high enough income to get the mortgage they want. They can also borrow more money without getting a large tax costs. Client benefits as they can carry on uses taxable deduction to limit tax and not need to worry they can not get the mortgage they want because theoretically they don't earn enough.
What we do is most effective in the IT and Construction industry because they have alot of contract workers. We also do equity release for clients over age 70 who wish to release equity in their home in order to cover up income for day to day spending, estate tax planning, present to family, boost the home or luxury items.
We can use retained profits and net profits so you don't need to use taxed dividends as income. Use your gross day price for contract workers or CIS (construction industry plan) workers. As we are not using your taxable income for affordability you can run your company tax effectively and still borrow the mortgage funds you want. We have lenders who calculate affordability using the most up to date years accounts, most lenders require approximately the last 2 years. We also have lenders who just require one year trading history. Sadly there is a large knowledge gap in the mortgage industry for self employed, company directors and contractors.
A large number of advisers don't understand how the self employed are paid or how the lenders treat them differently depending upon what figures we use to calculate their income. As self employed are paid in a few different ways (depending what they do) provides us chances to maximize a lenders criteria to the clients advantage so they can borrow extra. This means the client can save money in tax, as they don't need to be less tax efficient just to show a high enough income to get the mortgage they want. They can also borrow more money without getting a large tax costs. Client benefits as they can carry on uses taxable deduction to limit tax and not need to worry they can not get the mortgage they want because theoretically they don't earn enough.
What we do is most effective in the IT and Construction industry because they have alot of contract workers. We also do equity release for clients over age 70 who wish to release equity in their home in order to cover up income for day to day spending, estate tax planning, present to family, boost the home or luxury items.
Contact Info
Address:
16 College Street
Petersfield
Hampshire GU31 4AD
United Kingdom
Petersfield
Hampshire GU31 4AD
United Kingdom
Tel:
01730776076
Website:
https://jonesandyoung.co.uk
Offering
- Specialist Mortgage Lenders
- CIS Mortgage
- Self Employed Mortgage
- Contractor Mortgages
- Later Life Mortgages
- Mortgages For Company Directors
Hours of operation
| From | To | From | To | From | To | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Open | 8am | 6pm | ||||
| Tuesday | Open | 8am | 6pm | ||||
| Wednesday | Open | 8am | 6pm | ||||
| Thursday | Open | 8am | 6pm | ||||
| Friday | Open | 8am | 6pm | ||||
| Saturday | Closed | ||||||
| Sunday | Closed | ||||||
