Comprehensive Mortgage Advice You Can Trust
Independent mortgage broker with access to a comprehensive range of the market, helping first-time buyers, home movers, landlords and the self-employed find the right deal — with a dedicated team based in Leicester.
your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage.
The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate some forms of Buy to Lets.
Independent Advice, Comprehensive Market Access
Matrix Mortgages is an independent mortgage broker providing clear, professional advice to first-time buyers, home movers, landlords, self-employed clients and those with bad credit.
We guide you through the mortgage process from start to finish, explaining your options clearly and supporting you at every step. Our advice is always tailored to your individual circumstances, income and long-term goals.
Looking for local advice? Meet your Leicester mortgage broker — face-to-face appointments across Leicestershire and the East Midlands.
Talk To An Expert Now
We offer a no obligation consultation to assess your circumstances and confirm your options
Mortgage Advice for Every Stage of Your Property Journey
Whether you’re buying your first home, moving house, remortgaging or investing in property, we provide clear, professional mortgage advice tailored to your circumstances.
First Time Buyer
Clear guidance on deposits, affordability and the buying process.
Moving Home
Mortgage advice when upsizing, downsizing or relocating.
Remortgage
Support with switching deals or releasing equity
Buy to Let
Mortgage advice for landlords and property investors.
Self Employed
Advice for contractors, directors and sole traders.
Bad Credit
Guidance for clients with historic or complex credit issues.
Protection
Protection Advice Linked to Your Mortgage
Specialist Mortgages
Mortgage Advice for Complex Cases
What Our Customers Say
Meet Your Adviser
Yasheen Kasmani, CeMAP
Yasheen has been advising clients on mortgages and protection since 2016, taking the stress out of finding the right deal for homebuyers, movers, landlords and the self-employed.
Matrix Mortgages, a trading style of Matrix Mortgages Ltd, is an appointed representative of HL Partnership Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Why Choose Us
How it Works
The Award-Winning Matrix Mortgages Process – Follow Our 3 Steps to Securing The Mortgage for Your Dream Home
1
Enquire
Complete our quick and easy contact form to get started
2
Advice
Speak to our qualified mortgage advisor for personalised and tailored advice
3
Apply
We handle all the necessary paperwork and help manage your entire mortgage process
Frequently Asked Questions
You don’t have to — but going direct to a bank only gives you access to that one lender’s products. We search a comprehensive range of the market, compare deals across many lenders, and manage the application for you, including lenders that only deal through brokers.
There may be a fee for our advice, typically ranging from £597 to £997 depending on your circumstances. We’ll always agree this with you upfront before any work begins, and there’s no obligation to proceed after your initial consultation.
Yes. We regularly help clients who are self-employed, contractors or company directors, as well as those with a less straightforward credit history, find lenders who can work with their circumstances.
It’s a simple three-step process: you fill in a quick enquiry form, we give you tailored advice based on your circumstances, and then we handle the paperwork and manage your application through to completion.
Yes — we offer flexible appointments including evenings and weekends, at your home, our office, or by phone and video call.
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See What You Could Borrow
Get an instant, no-obligation estimate of how much you could borrow before you speak to us.
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