How to apply for a mortgage or re-mortgage

London Mutual Credit Union offers mortgages and re-mortgages with a people-first approach, ideal for first-time homebuyers or those looking to re-mortgage. With rates starting from 3.64% (variable discounted rate for 2 or 3 years, standard variable rate 6.89%), our mortgages are designed to be affordable and flexible. Follow these steps to apply:

Check eligibility

  • Ensure you live or work in Southwark, Lambeth, Westminster, Camden, or are a member of the UK Armed Forces.
  • Join London Mutual Credit Union online at creditunion.co.uk if you’re not already a member.

Submit a mortgage application

  • Visit https://creditunion.co.uk/loans/mortgages/ and complete the online mortgage application form, or contact Lauren Connell, Mortgage Advisor (CeMAP) on 0131 466 9388 to start the process.
  • Provide financial details, including income, employment status, and any existing loans or debts. If you use salary deduction, let us know your employer.
  • Our team will assess your application based on our Lending Policy and eligibility criteria.

Receive a decision

  • You’ll receive a response within a few working days, outlining your mortgage offer, including the loan amount, term, and rate (e.g., 3.64% variable for 2–3 years).
  • Review the terms, including the standard variable rate (currently 6.89%) that applies after the discounted period.

Manage your mortgage

  • Make repayments via salary deduction (if eligible) or direct debit.
  • Monitor your mortgage balance through online banking at online.creditunion.co.uk or the mobile app.
  • If your financial circumstances change, contact us immediately at 0203 773 1751 (option 2) to discuss repayment options.

Need Help? Submit a help ticket at support.creditunion.co.uk, email help@creditunion.co.uk, or visit a branch (e.g., Peckham or Walworth Road) for expert guidance.

Note: Please remember that all Mortgages are subject to our Lending Policy and Terms & Conditions. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up with repayments on your mortgage.

Your deposits up to £120,000 are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). This has increased from the 1st of December 2025.

Watch the video now to gain more confidence in your home-buying journey.

 

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