Additional Borrowing

Whether it’s for home improvements for that new kitchen, that dream holiday or a new car, borrowing more against their property could help your clients achieve their goals.

Additional Borrowing

If your client would like to borrow more money on their mortgage, we may be able to help. As long as they aren’t in arrears, they can apply for Additional Borrowing at any time. We tell all our customers that they must seek financial advice and that all Additional Borrowing must be intermediary led. We do not accept Execution Only applications for Additional Borrowing.

For Residential and Holiday Let mortgages

If your client has a fixed rate mortgage and they completed in or after December 2020, or they have a discounted rate mortgage and completed in or after September 2021, you can submit the Additional Borrowing application through our online portal. Choose the “Online option” for the product below to find out more. We’ll need a paper application form for all Retirement and Lifetime mortgages.

Please see our Additional Borrowing Reference Table

How do I submit an Additional Borrowing application?

  • You’ll need to ensure that you are registered with us through our Hodge Broker Portal.
  • You’ll need to complete an Additional Borrowing application through our online portal and will need to send us any product or valuation fees
  • Our Contract Variations Team will do an initial review and pass you to a dedicated underwriter, who’ll handle the case from start to finish
  • Once the loan completes, you’ll receive your procuration fee.

How long does the process take?

  • Once we receive the application form and fees, it can take a few weeks to issue the mortgage offer
  • It depends on how quickly we receive the updated valuation and if we need additional documentation to support affordability assessments
  • If a solicitor is needed, once our solicitor receives our mortgage offer it can take up to three months to complete and for your client to receive the Additional Borrowing funds. Where a solicitor isn’t needed, once we receive the signed offer from your client, they can choose when to receive the funds.

What fees are payable by my client?

  • Depending on the product they choose, our product fees are either £0 or £250
  • This can be paid by cheque or bank transfer when the application is submitted or can be added to the loan on completion
  • Here’s a link to our product range
  • We’ll need a valuation of the property and if the property value is below £1m the valuation is free, if it’s over £1m there’ll be a fee
  • Your client may also need to pay a legal fee.

Do they need a solicitor?

  • They may need a solicitor to act for them. This will depend on the date of the original mortgage offer and the purpose of the Additional Borrowing.

– If the original mortgage offer was on or after 22nd June 2020, your client will not need to instruct a solicitor

– If the original mortgage offer was before 22nd June 2020, your client will need a solicitor. If they’re happy for us to instruct them, we’ll pay the legal costs

– If the purpose of the Additional Borrowing requires a change of title at Land Registry (for example purchasing land or the property freehold) your client will need to instruct their own solicitor to act for them and they’ll have to pay their fees. We’ll instruct our solicitor to act for us. Your client may have to pay some of our legal costs

– If your client is moving home or adding or removing a person from the mortgage at the same time as the Additional Borrowing, they’ll need to instruct a solicitor. They’ll have to pay both our and their solicitor costs

  • Our solicitor may need them to sign a new Mortgage Deed for the Additional Borrowing, and they’ll also need to be satisfied with all matters relating to the title of the property.

How much can they borrow?

  • Your client can borrow in line with maximum LTV stated in their original agreement
  • The minimum loan amount for Additional Borrowing is £5,000.

Additional Borrowing criteria

  • We’ll assess the reason for borrowing the same way as we do for new business, so won’t approve for any high-risk activities including to support a new business start-up, gambling debt or purchase of time share
  • You can view our new business criteria here.

How do I submit an Additional Borrowing application?

  • You’ll need to ensure that you are registered with us through our Hodge Broker Portal.
  • You’ll need to complete an Additional Borrowing application through our online portal and you’ll need to send us any product or valuation fees
  • Our Contract Variations Team will do an initial review and pass you to a dedicated underwriter, who’ll handle the case from, start to finish
  • Once the loan completes, you’ll receive your procuration fee.

How long does the process take?

  • Once we receive the application form and fees, it can take a few weeks to issue the mortgage offer
  • It depends on how quickly we receive the updated valuation and if we need additional documentation to support affordability assessments
  • If a solicitor is needed, once our solicitor receives our mortgage offer it can take up to three months to complete and for your client to receive the Additional Borrowing funds. Where a solicitor isn’t needed, once we receive the signed offer from your client, they can choose when to receive the funds.

What fees are payable by my client?

  • Depending on the product they choose, our product fees are either £0 or £250
  • They can be paid by cheque or bank transfer when the application is submitted or can be added to the loan on completion
  • Here’s a link to our product page
  • We’ll need a valuation of the property and if the property value is below £1m the valuation is free, if it’s over £1m there’ll be a fee.
  • Your client may also need to pay a legal fee.

Do they need a solicitor?

  • They may need a solicitor to act for them. This will depend on the date of the original mortgage offer and the purpose of the Additional Borrowing.

– If the original mortgage offer was on or after 22nd June 2020, your client will not need to instruct a solicitor

– If the original mortgage offer was before 22nd June 2020, your client will need a solicitor. If they’re happy for us to instruct them, we’ll pay the legal costs

– If the purpose of the Additional Borrowing requires a change of title at Land Registry (for example purchasing land or the property freehold) your client will need to instruct their own solicitor to act for them and they’ll have to pay their fees. We’ll instruct our solicitor to act for us. Your client may have to pay some of our legal costs

– If your client is moving home or adding or removing a person from the mortgage at the same time as the Additional Borrowing, they’ll need to instruct a solicitor. They’ll have to pay both our and their solicitor costs

  • Our solicitor may need them to sign a new Mortgage Deed for the Additional Borrowing, and they’ll also need to be satisfied with all matters relating to the title of the property.

How much can they borrow?

  • Your client can borrow in line with maximum LTV stated in their original agreement
  • The minimum loan amount for Additional Borrowing is £5,000.

Additional Borrowing criteria

  • We’ll assess the reason for borrowing the same way as we do for new business, so won’t approve for any high-risk activities including to support a new business start-up, gambling debt or purchase of time share
  • You can view our new business criteria here.

How do I submit an Additional Borrowing application?

  • You’ll need to ensure that you are registered with us through our Hodge Broker Portal.
  • You’ll need to send us a completed Decision in Principle form.
  • We’ll do an initial affordability assessment for the additional funds.
  • Once approved you’ll need to send us a completed application form, together with any product and valuation fees.
  • You can send the completed forms to [email protected].
  • Our Contract Variations Team will do an initial review and pass you to a dedicated underwriter, who will handle the case from start to finish.
  • Once the loan completes, you’ll receive your procuration fee.

How long does the process take?

  • Once we receive the application form and fees, it can take a few weeks to issue the mortgage offer.
  • This depends on how quickly we receive the updated valuation and if we need additional documentation to support affordability assessments.
  • Once our solicitor receives our mortgage offer it can take up to 3 months to complete and for your client to receive the additional funds.

What fees are payable by my client?

  • Depending on the product they choose, our product fees are either £0 or £250.
  • They can be paid by cheque or bank transfer when the application is submitted or can be added to the loan on completion.
  • Here’s a link to our product page.
  • We’ll need a valuation of the property and if the property value is below £1m the valuation is free, if it is over £1m a fee will apply.
  • They may also need to pay a legal fee.

Do they need a solicitor?

  • If your client is happy for us to instruct our solicitors, we’ll pay for the legal costs.
  • Our solicitor may need them to sign a new Mortgage Deed for the Additional Borrowing, and they’ll also need to be satisfied with all matters relating to the title of the property.
  • Your client can use their own solicitor, but they’ll need to instruct them and will incur the cost.
  • If the reason for the Additional Borrowing requires a change of the title at Land Registry (for example purchasing the property freehold), your client will need to instruct their own solicitor and will incur the cost.
  • If they’re moving home or adding or removing a person from the mortgage at the same time as the Additional Borrowing, they’ll need to instruct a solicitor and will incur both our and their solicitor costs.

How much can they borrow?

  • Your client can borrow in line with maximum LTV stated in their original agreement.
  • The minimum loan amount for Additional Borrowing is £5,000.

Additional Borrowing Criteria

  • We’ll assess the reason for borrowing the same way as we do for new business, so won’t approve for any high-risk activities including to support a new business start-up, gambling debt or purchase of time share.
  • You can view our new business criteria here.

How do I submit an Additional Borrowing application?

  • You’ll need to ensure that you are registered with us through our Hodge Broker Portal.
  • You’ll need to send us a completed Application Form together with any product and valuation fees.
  • You can send the completed forms to [email protected].
  • Our Contract Variations Team will do an initial review and pass you to a dedicated underwriter, who will handle the case from start to finish.
  • Once the loan completes, you’ll receive your procuration fee.

How long does the process take?

  • Once we receive the application form and fees, it can take a few weeks to issue the mortgage offer.
  • This depends on how quickly we receive the updated valuation and if we need additional documentation to support affordability assessments.
  • Once our solicitor receives our mortgage offer it can take up to 3 months to complete and for your client to receive the additional funds.

What fees are payable by my client?

  • Depending on the product they choose, our product fees are either £0 or £250.
  • They can be paid by cheque or bank transfer when the application is submitted or can be added to the loan on completion.
  • Here’s a link to our product page.
  • We’ll need a valuation of the property and if the property value is below £1m the valuation is free, if it is over £1m a fee will apply.
  • They may also need to pay a legal fee.

Do they need a solicitor?

  • If your client is happy for us to instruct our solicitors, we’ll pay for the legal costs.
  • Our solicitor may need them to sign a new Mortgage Deed for the Additional Borrowing, and they’ll also need to be satisfied with all matters relating to the title of the property.
  • You client can use their own solicitor, but they’ll need to instruct them and will incur the cost.
  • If the reason for the Additional Borrowing requires a change of the title at Land Registry (for example purchasing the property freehold) your client will need to instruct their own solicitor and will incur the cost.
  • If they’re moving home or adding or removing a person from the mortgage at the same time as the Additional Borrowing, they’ll need to instruct a solicitor and will incur both our and their solicitor costs.

How much can they borrow?

  • Your client can borrow in line with maximum LTV stated in their original agreement.
  • The minimum loan amount for Additional Borrowing is £5,000.

Additional Borrowing criteria

  • We’ll assess the reason for borrowing the same way as we do for new business, so won’t approve for any high risk activities including to support a new business start-up, gambling debt or Purchase of time share.
  • You can view our new business criteria here.

How do I submit an Additional Borrowing application?

  • You’ll need to ensure that you are registered with us through our Hodge Broker Portal.
  • You’ll need to send us a completed Application Form together with any product and valuation fees.
  • You can send the completed forms to [email protected].
  • Our Contract Variations Team will do an initial review and pass you to a dedicated underwriter, who will handle the case from start to finish.
  • Once the loan completes, you’ll receive your procuration fee.

How long does the process take?

  • Once we receive the application form and fees, it can take a few weeks to issue the mortgage offer.
  • This depends on how quickly we receive the updated valuation and if we need additional documentation to support affordability assessments.
  • Once our solicitor receives our mortgage offer it can take up to 3 months to complete and for your client to receive the additional funds.

What fees are payable by my client?

  • Depending on the product they choose, our product fees are either £0 or £250.
  • They can be paid by cheque or bank transfer when the application is submitted or can be added to the loan on completion.
  • Here’s a link to our product page. 
  • We’ll need a valuation of the property and if the property value is below £1m the valuation is free, if it is over £1m a fee will apply.
  • They may also need to pay a legal fee.

Do they need a solicitor?

  • If your client is happy for us to instruct our solicitors, we’ll pay for the legal costs.
  • Our solicitor may need them to sign a new Mortgage Deed for the Additional Borrowing, and they’ll also need to be satisfied with all matters relating to the title of the property.
  • You client can use their own solicitor, but they’ll need to instruct them and will incur the cost.
  • If the reason for the Additional Borrowing requires a change of the title at Land Registry (for example purchasing the property freehold) your client will need to instruct their own solicitor and will incur the cost.
  • If they’re moving home or adding or removing a person from the mortgage at the same time as the Additional Borrowing, they’ll need to instruct a solicitor and will incur both our and their solicitor costs.

How much can they borrow?

  • Your client can borrow in line with maximum LTV stated in their original agreement.
  • The minimum loan amount for Additional Borrowing is £5,000.

Additional Borrowing criteria

  • We’ll assess the reason for borrowing the same way as we do for new business, so won’t approve for any high-risk activities including to support a new business start-up, gambling debt or Purchase of time share.
  • You can view our new business criteria here.

How do I submit an Additional Borrowing application?

  • You’ll need to ensure that you are registered with us through our Hodge Broker Portal.
  • You’ll need to send us a completed Decision in Principle form.
  • We’ll do an initial affordability assessment for the additional funds.
  • Once approved you’ll need to send us a completed application form, together with any product and valuation fees.
  • You can send the completed forms to [email protected].
  • Our Contract Variations Team will do an initial review and pass you to a dedicated underwriter, who will handle the case from start to finish.
  • Once the loan completes, you’ll receive your procuration fee.

How long does the process take?

  • Once we receive the application form and fees, it can take a few weeks to issue the mortgage offer.
  • This depends on how quickly we receive the updated valuation and if we need additional documentation to support affordability assessments.
  • Once our solicitor receives our mortgage offer it can take up to 3 months to complete and for your client to receive the additional funds.

What fees are payable by my client?

  • Depending on the product they choose, our product fees are either £0 or £250.
  • They can be paid by cheque or bank transfer when the application is submitted or can be added to the loan on completion.
  • Here a link to our product page
  • We’ll need valuation of the property and if the property value is below £1m the valuation is free, if it is over £1m a fee will apply.
  • They will also need to pay a legal fee.

Do they need a solicitor?

  • They will need to instruct a solicitor to act on their behalf and will incur the cost.
  • They must have independent legal advice from their own solicitor so that they understand the legal implications of borrowing more on a retirement mortgage.
  • We’ll instruct a solicitor to act on our behalf. We will pay for this unless your client is also moving home or transferring equity at the same time as their Additional Borrowing application.
  • If your client is moving home or adding or removing a person from the mortgage at the same time as the Additional Borrowing, they’ll incur both our and their solicitor costs.

How much can they borrow?

  • Your client can borrow in line with maximum LTV stated in their original agreement.
  • The minimum loan amount for Additional Borrowing is £5,000.

Additional Borrowing criteria

  • We’ll assess the reason for borrowing the same way as we do for new business, so won’t approve for any high risk activities including to support a new business start-up, gambling debt or Purchase of time share.
  • You can view our new business criteria here.