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Mortgages

Compare mortgages with a clearer starting point.

The money lane should start with mortgages, cards, loans, and savings content before you decide whether to add calculators, broker flows, or provider handoffs later.

Core options Key trade-offs Next steps
Structured for comparison-led journeys Flows and partner routing can plug in later
Purchase, remortgage, or first-time buyer route
Rate type, term, and deposit position
Broker-led vs direct lender comparison journeys
What to compare

Focus on the criteria that actually change the decision.

These pages are designed to get the consumer comparing the right factors first, before they jump into a provider, policy, or package they do not fully understand.

1. Purchase, remortgage, or first-time buyer route

Start with the core product setup and the part of the decision that matters most for mortgages.

2. Rate type, term, and deposit position

Use this area to weigh trade-offs like exclusions, switching friction, renewal timing, contract length, or provider differences.

3. Broker-led vs direct lender comparison journeys

Once the basics are clear, the consumer can move deeper into the related pages or a fuller comparison flow without losing context.

Compare lens Start broad, then narrow down

Use this page to understand the big product differences before you branch into more specific sub-pages or future flows.

Use this for Research and shortlist decisions

This section works best for users who are still shaping the right route before they apply, switch, or request help.

Next step Stay inside the same cluster

Related pages and subcategories should keep the consumer moving inside one comparison topic without getting lost.

How This Will Work

How users should receive the next step from this page.

The compare side should feel honest and useful now, then become more integrated as the strongest commercial lanes prove themselves.

1. We identify the right route

The first job is to keep the user in the right mortgages lane instead of forcing a generic comparison story.

2. We send the next best options by email

Email follow-up lets us keep the journey useful before deeper provider rails are in place.

3. We deepen the monetisation later

Once the page proves demand, we can decide whether click-outs, handoffs, or richer comparison tools make the most sense.