Was your mortgage mis-sold?

Was your mortgage mis-sold to you? Are you struggling to meet your repayments or stuck with a mortgage in retirement because the product was not right for you? You could be entitled to thousands in compensation - fill in our form today!

What is a mis-sold mortgage?

A mis-sold mortgage is simply a mortgage that was not sold in the correct way either because the borrower received poor advice or the product was unsuitable for their needs.


Are there consequences for reclaiming a mis-sold mortgage?

No. Your lender cannot treat you any differently as a result of a mis-sold mortgage claim. Even if you have other financial products such as a bank account or credit card your relationship with your lender should remain unchanged.

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Mis-sold Mortgage Information

If you need more information on how or why your mortgage may have been mis-sold to you.. Simply click here.

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Why Gladstone Brookes?

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Why were they mis-sold?

The simplest answer is greed. Lenders made a big profit from hefty fees attached to mortgages and as such, in many cases did not act in the customer’s best interest. Some customers were sold interest-only mortgages that were not suitable for them and as a result find themselves stuck with a huge debt they cannot clear.
Others were sold their mortgages in retirement, despite the fact they had no regular income to make the repayments. Some borrowers were advised to take on sub-prime mortgages, which were more profitable for lenders, when they were actually eligible for much better deals.

Our recent success stories...

Miss P was awarded £15,165.59 in November 2012 as a result of the hard work by Gladstone Brookes

Mrs W was over the moon with her compensation of £17,797.22 just before Christmas 2012

What are the timescales involved in claiming?

Time scales can vary. Once we have made an official complaint on your behalf your lender will have eight weeks to respond to it. That response may contain an acceptable offer of compensation. Alternatively negotiations may ensue or your case may be referred to the Financial Ombudsman but rest assured we will be with you every step of the way.

Gladstone Brookes do not charge upfront fees on mortgage claims
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