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Apply for a new mortgage

Are you an existing HSBC mortgage customer?

To make a change to your existing mortgage, or if you are wanting to move home/ borrow more , you'll need to apply through your online banking. This is so we can locate your mortgage details.

If you are an existing HSBC mortgage customer and not moving home, but would like to make any of the following changes:

 - Add or remove someone from your mortgage and/or ownership of your property.
 - Increase or decrease the term of your mortgage.
 - Change repayment type, i.e. interest only to capital repayment.

Are you changing an existing HSBC mortgage?

For all other applications we would like to know:

Will this be for: -

What are you looking to do?
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Buy my first property - this means you've not held a mortgage before.

Transfer my mortgage to HSBC - this is where you have a property with a mortgage and want to transfer it to HSBC.

Move home/Buy another property - this is where you have or have had a property with a mortgage and are moving to a new property, or are buying an additional property.

Borrow extra - for EXISTING customers - this is where you hold an HSBC mortgage and want to borrow more funds against the property.

Borrow funds - for NEW customers - this is where you own a property outright and want to borrow funds against it.

What are you looking to do?
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Buy my first property - this means you've not held a mortgage before.

Transfer my mortgage to HSBC - this is where you have a property with a mortgage and want to transfer it to HSBC.

Move home/Buy another property - this is where you have or have had a property with a mortgage and are moving to a new property, or are buying an additional property.

Borrow extra - for EXISTING customers - this is where you hold an HSBC mortgage and want to borrow more funds against the property.

Borrow funds - for NEW customers - this is where you own a property outright and want to borrow funds against it.

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A related person is:
 (a) a person's spouse or civil partner;
 (b) a person (whether or not of the opposite sex) whose relationship with that person has the characteristics of the relationship between husband and wife; or 
(c) a person'sparent, brother, sister, child, grandparent or grandchild.

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For Testing.

What are you looking to do?
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Buy my first property - this means you've not held a mortgage before.

Transfer my mortgage to HSBC - this is where you have a property with a mortgage and want to transfer it to HSBC.

Move home/Buy another property - this is where you have or have had a property with a mortgage and are moving to a new property, or are buying an additional property.

Borrow extra - for EXISTING customers - this is where you hold an HSBC mortgage and want to borrow more funds against the property.

Borrow funds - for NEW customers - this is where you own a property outright and want to borrow funds against it.

Will the mortgage be used to consolidate any debts?
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Debt Consolidation is when you decide to use a secured loan or mortgage to repay unsecured loans or debts or to transfer one or more secured loans to another secured loan or mortgage.

Is the property being purchased as part of a Right to Buy scheme?
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If you are purchasing the property, you will be required to produce your Right to Buy papers.

Will the mortgage be used to consolidate any debts?
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Debt Consolidation is when you decide to use a secured loan or mortgage to repay unsecured loans or debts or to transfer one or more secured loans to another secured loan or mortgage.