Halifax (previously known as Halifax Building Society) is a British banking brand operating as a trading division of Bank of Scotland, itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Lloyds Banking Group.
Halifax offers a variety of mortgage products, including fixed and variable rate mortgages, first-time buyer mortgages, and home mover mortgages. They also provide personal loans, savings accounts, and ISAs.
You can apply for Halifax products online through their website, by visiting a branch, or by calling their customer service, or by contacting a broker.
Yes, Halifax provides residential mortgages for both first-time buyers and those moving homes.
Halifax offers mortgages to self employed applicants. They require the last 2 years Tax Calculations and corresponding Tax Year Overviews or last 2 years finalised accounts.
Halifax offers a range of options for first time buyers with a maximum of up to 95% of the property's value. They also have Family Boost mortgages.
Halifax helps a range of customers with adverse credit and is the most popular lender for light adverse, including missed payments.
Halifax will offer retirement mortgages if the retirement income covers the terms of the mortgage. The maximum age at the end of the mortgage term is 80 years for all repayment mortgages and 70 if any part of the mortgage is on an interest only basis.
Halifax provides second charge mortgages, allowing existing homeowners to secure additional funding against their property.
Halifax has buy-to-let mortgage options for landlords looking to invest in property for rental purposes.
Halifax offers mortgages to buy to let limited companies.
Halifax primarily focuses on residential and personal lending, with less emphasis on commercial or short-term mortgage products.
The credit reference agencies used by Halifax include TransUnion, Experian and Equifax.