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Tim Leonard

Tim Leonard

Lead Writer II

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Education

  • BA (Hons) Industrial Economics, University of Nottingham

Previous Experience

  • Finance Editor, Future
  • Associate Editor, Moneyfacts
Tim is a writer and spokesperson at NerdWallet and holds the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) Level 3 Certificate in Mortgage Advice. He has over 20 years’ experience writing about almost all aspects of personal finance. During his career at Moneyfacts, Virgin Money and Future, Tim has shared his high-level technical understanding of financial products and regulation with both consumer and IFA audiences.

The latest from Tim

Self-Build Mortgages: Getting A Mortgage to Build a House

A self-build mortgage is the type of mortgage you need to build a house. By paying out the funds in stages, self-build mortgages in the UK aim to make sure…

Section 21 Notice: No Fault Evictions

A section 21 notice can be issued by private landlords in England if they wish to evict tenants from a property without having to give a reason why. The government…

Second Charge Mortgages

A second charge mortgage provides a way for homeowners who still have an existing mortgage to take out another loan against the equity that they have in their property.

No Deposit Mortgages: Getting a 100% Mortgage Without a Deposit in the UK

A no deposit mortgage may be an option if you’re struggling to raise the deposit for a home, though you’ll probably need a family member or friend to be your…

How Much Deposit Do You Need for a Mortgage?

A deposit of 5% is usually the minimum needed to get a mortgage to buy a home, but saving a larger deposit can help you secure a lower mortgage rate.

Overpaying Your Mortgage: Is it Worth it?

Making mortgage overpayments can help you save money in interest and clear your mortgage sooner. But first you should check if there are limits and charges on how much you…

Self-Employed Mortgages: How to Get One and What You’ll Need

If you’re self-employed and are planning to get a mortgage, you’ll need your accounts to be in order and you may need to jump through a few extra hoops. Proof…

What are Early Repayment Charges and How to Avoid Them

You may have to pay an early repayment charge (ERC) if you pay off your mortgage early or overpay by more than is allowed. The charges can be hefty, but…

Compare Unsecured Business Loans

Unsecured loans are a popular option for business borrowers. Read on below for our guide on how to compare unsecured business loans.

Compare Best Secured Loans December 2024

Secured loans allow you to borrow using your home as security or collateral for the loan. Here you can find out more about secured loans, learn whether they may be…

Compare Car Insurance Quotes

Car insurance provides financial protection if you have an accident which injures someone else, or damages their car or property. Depending on your policy, it can also help pay for…

Compare Cheap Breakdown Cover

Breakdown cover provides peace of mind in case your car breaks down. Depending on the cover you choose, emergency assistance may be on hand if your vehicle breaks down while…

Compare Home Insurance Quotes

Home insurance can offer financial protection if your home and belongings are damaged or lost due to a flood, fire, theft, or other events. To protect your property, it’s essential…
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