Mortgages for Life’s Goals
For the eagle eyed regular readers, you will have noticed that we are sporting a smart new logo! This is going hand in hand with a slight refresh of the website, and a new strap line Mortgages for Life’s Goals.
Mortgages for Life’s Goals
As was the case for many over lock-down, it forced us to reflect on what is important to us and how we can come out of this stronger than we came in.
On a personal level, I am a very big goal setter and list writer. I love to get stuff done, and nothing gives me more satisfaction to cap off one of my goals, or score through a task that needs doing. The majority of people I know are the same, which is why I felt it was time to refresh our tag-line, which is now “Mortgages For Life’s Goals”.
It is so logical when you think of it. Depending on where you are in the property cycle, you could be buying for the first time which is a huge goal, whereas refinancing is just another task that needs to be ticked off.
Whatever the specific goal you are looking at right now from a mortgage perspective, we are here for you, and times like these just goes to show how valuable a broker relationship can be. In many cases you couldn’t even talk to a bank directly if you wanted to! (not that you ever would of course…).
Our goal is to help you at whatever stage you are at, or whatever need/challenge you are facing, to then guide you all the way to the point of being debt free. Surely there isn’t a better goal to share!
Embrace a positive system to achieve your goals
I could write volumes on this, but just very briefly for now as it is relevant – “goals” in and of themselves are actually a cause of much dissatisfaction if not handled correctly.
As you set your goal, have many days, weeks, months or even years as you build up to them, only to experience a brief high when achieved, then straight into an existential funk of “what do I do now…”.
That is why so few boxers become World Champion then retain their belts. Tyson Fury’s openness about this very cycle is to be applauded and worth looking up if you aren’t familiar with his story.
While Mortgages is hardly the same ‘rock n roll’ aspect of your life, none the less, care should be taken to understand that if you embrace a positive system to achieve your goals, you’ll enjoy the ride and come out the other end stronger for it (or debt free in this case!).
That is why we do embrace the financial ‘Wellness’ aspect of what we do, as your finances are such a personal thing. We are respectful of that and aim to be there for you through the whole ride, ups and downs. As moving home normally goes hand in hand with life’s big events.
Team back today
Lastly, I am very proud to have all of my staff back as of today. We did utilise the furlough scheme for some, which was a sensible step for us, as it has meant that no-one lost their jobs or had to take a pay cut.
I have some very clear long term goals, so building and supporting my team is fundamental to that, hence why I am so happy we have the band back together as of today. I said coming into this that everyone having a job and the company not taking on any new debt would be a huge win, so I am quite proud of that achievement and even prouder of every member of the team who played their role.
While it is still a bumpy road ahead, we will do our very best for all our existing and new clients to try and make this one aspect of your life much less painful than it would have been otherwise.
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