The Pepper Money Blog
Our latest blog posts from Pepper Money
Side hustles to salaries: Seeing the full financial picture
There’s growing demand for lenders to be more flexible in assessing applicants’ earnings. See how Pepper can help those with multiple income streams to secure a mortgage.
Read more »From turnover to opportunity: Supporting business owners
Self-employment is becoming the norm, but many potential homeowners are declined by the high street due to their income structure. Find out how Pepper can support your self-employed customers.
Read more »Smaller deposits, bigger opportunities: The power of Shared Ownership
First-time buyers often face barriers to homeownership, namely the size of the deposit. Discover how Shared Ownership can help your customers with smaller-than-average deposits.
Read more »Just-Off-High-Street borrowers: Why they matter more than ever
In our upcoming series, we’ll break down a different customer scenario, including why a lender may have declined them and how Pepper can support brokers and their customers.
Read more »Understanding stamp duty and buy to let
Read about the latest buy to let stamp duty rates and rules. Learn how to calculate your property investment taxes and check your refund eligibility today.
Read more »How to get a mortgage when you’re self employed
Can you get a mortgage if you’re self-employed? Our guide covers everything from checking affordability to the documents you’ll need for your application.
Read more »Right to buy mortgages: can I buy my council home?
Buying your council home is a big step. We can often use your discount as a deposit, even with bad credit. Talk to us today to see how we can help you.
Read more »Shared ownership and equity mortgages
Thinking about shared ownership or an equity mortgage? We’re here to help you understand the difference so you can find the right path to your new home.
Read more »Can I get a mortgage with payday loans?
Concerned about how payday loans affect your mortgage application? Read more on how specialist lenders look at the context of your credit history.
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