Customer Stories: How We’ve Helped Thousands of Happy Customers

Many of our customers were declined before coming to us, but to date, we’ve helped more than 600,000 people get the right advice about mortgages and other financial products, turning their mortgage declines into mortgage approvals. Mortgage brokers know where to look for the best deals, and we understand that the best place isn’t the same for every customer.

Over the years, we’ve helped customers find financing under unique circumstances, often when other lenders and brokers have let them down. The Online Mortgage Advisor team thrives on helping people where others can’t, and our customers, in turn, love the experience we offer.

From bankruptcies to Buy-to-Lets, overseas bank accounts to unique income sources – see how expert advice helped our customers secure their mortgage approvals.

Customer Success Stories

We've helped over 600,000 people secure mortgages when others couldn't. From complex cases to first-time buyers, our expert advice turns mortgage declines into approvals.

See what more our customers say…

Matthew Hill

After leaving university my partner and I decided we wanted to be paying into our own mortgage, rather than a landlord’s.

Tamsin Maclellan

Sadly, I’m sure lots of other people have experienced a similar thing to me. My siblings and I inherited our family home when my mother passed away

Kevin Williams

I lived in my first property alone up until my parents separated. Since I had plenty of space, it made sense for my mum to move in with me and get settled

Kerry Eaton

In 2007 I moved into my rented council property with the hope that someday I might be able to purchase it for myself.

Claire Williams

My husband was previously declared bankrupt and had his home repossessed. Obviously, this was serious at the time but he’s since cleared his debts and has no current credit issues

Marcus Wyatt

I love my career and wouldn’t change it for a thing, but being a professional athlete for Team GB made getting a mortgage much more difficult than I anticipated.

Rebecca Priest

However, when I sold up and packed my bags for my new life in New Zealand, I decided to hold on to a UK bank account just in case I needed it on my return. Cue 6 years later and I’m back in the UK ready to wander into a high street bank and sort out my next mortgage, but things weren’t as easy as I thought they’d be.

Aimee Wilson

Buying a first home had been a priority for us for some time, and I’d been furiously saving for a deposit. Maxing out my Help-to-Buy ISA and putting extra into a savings account by doing extra shifts.

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