Salary Plus Dividends

    Mortgage assessment based on salary plus dividends for company directors.

    FCA Regulated
    Extensive Lender Panel
    Based in Uxbridge
    UK Wide Coverage
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    Maximise Your Borrowing Capacity

    If you're a limited company director, many lenders will only use your PAYE salary for affordability. We know which lenders add dividends, retained profits or your share of net profit to maximise your borrowing capacity.

    Income Methods We Access

    Salary plus dividends declared
    Salary plus share of net profit
    Salary plus dividends plus retained profits
    Directors' remuneration only
    Net profit before tax (for some lenders)

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    Why This Matters

    Many directors take a low PAYE salary and draw income as dividends for tax efficiency. If a lender only uses your salary, your borrowing capacity can be severely limited. By using the right lender and the right income calculation, we can often significantly increase the amount you can borrow.

    How It Works

    1

    Initial Consultation

    We discuss your situation, income, goals and any concerns — at our expense and without obligation.

    2

    Market Search

    We search our extensive lender panel including specialist lenders to find the best deal.

    3

    Application

    We prepare and submit your application, managing all lender communications.

    4

    Completion

    We coordinate with solicitors and the lender through to completion day.

    YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.

    Chess Mortgages is a trading style of Chess Property Services (London) Limited (Company No. 6575229), authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA No. 748976).

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