Kensington Mortgage Company Reviews

We thought we had no choose but to go to Kensington; advice we took from a mortgage broker in 2006. Since then we found out that Halifax would have given us a self cert mortgage at the time. Now we are caught with Kensington as the credit crunch makes it impossible for anyone to self cert. We did not have a bad credit history but we ...  Read the complete review

in four years my mortgage with kensington has increased from 400 to 830. they are unhelpful in every way, charge 50 arrears management fee which is added to the mortgage balance. our interest rate is 12%!! we have 1500 a month more going out than we have coming in and i think our only option will be to sell. also have second mortgage with london ...  Read the complete review

kensington mortgages are a lender i am really wary about, they kept putting my mortgage payment up frequently, it started as 1572 and had gone up in 2 years to 2560 per month, they were unhelpful and evicted me 3 days after i come out of hospital following major surgery, claiming that i havent been in hospital though i sent them proof. they sold ...  Read the complete review

this mortgage has been nothing but trouble you can,t resolve any issues with them if you get in arrears due to there extortionate high interset, they refuse to help you or come to an agreement ,just want you in court and evicted ,luckily i bought my account up to date just in time, i,m going to try and swap again but its just more expense, please ...  Read the complete review

Kensngton Mortgages are a truly last option, & it may be better to sell rather than use them. Their rates for the first year are ok, high, but not too high, but in year two watch out for increases of 3/4%. My mortgage went from approximately £1200 per month to £1980 per month AND I have just been told there is a further 'interest rate ...  Read the complete review

This is one lender that I would be very cautious to recommend to anyone. They are a specialist lender to people who would find it difficult to get mortgages elsewhere. In other words they are a high risk lender, lending to borrowers with less than perfect credit histories. The problem with this is that where a lender takes a greater risk ...  Read the complete review