One free call. No credit check, no obligation, and a straight answer. Fill in the form and we will ring you back, usually the same working day.
Tell us roughly what you are after. The more you give us, the more useful the call.
Ring us and a person answers. No menu, no queue, no chatbot. If we are with a client we will ring you straight back.
0113 833 1003
enquiries@lifetime-group.co.uk
KD Bros. Building, Brancepeth Place, Northside Business Park, Leeds, LS12 2EG
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5:30pm. Outside those hours leave a message or use the enquiry form and we will call you back on the next working day. We can arrange evening and weekend appointments by request.
Free on-street and business park parking. We are a short drive from the M621 and about ten minutes from Leeds city centre.
You do not need documents, figures or a plan. Ring us with a rough idea and we will take it from there.
Talking to us involves no credit check. A search only happens later, with your permission, if you apply.
The first conversation is free however long it takes, and whether or not you go ahead.
If yours is not here, ring us. We would rather answer it properly than leave you guessing.
No. An initial conversation with us involves no credit check and leaves no footprint on your credit file. A search only happens later, with your explicit permission, if you decide to proceed with an application.
The first conversation is free, however long it takes. For equity release and later life lending we charge a fixed fee of £1,495, payable only on completion. Any fee for residential mortgage advice will be agreed and confirmed to you in writing before you commit to anything. You will never receive an invoice you were not expecting. Protection advice is normally paid for by commission from the insurer, which does not increase the premium you pay. Where a fee would apply in your case we will tell you and agree it with you in writing before you commit to anything. All fees are confirmed in writing before you commit to anything.
Very unlikely. We arrange mortgages for first-time buyers in their twenties and lifetime mortgages for homeowners in their nineties. The question is not your age, it is what you are trying to achieve and which lenders will consider it.
Usually yes. A decline from one lender tells you about that lender's criteria, not about the whole market. Self-employed income, adverse credit, unusual property types and later life borrowing all have specialist lenders that high street banks do not compete with.