Liz Gill Mortgages Ltd
Unit 2, Former Council Offices
Eastgate
Honley
HD9 6PA
Opening Times
Mon: 9am - 5pmTues: 9am - 5pm
Weds: 9am - 5pm
Thurs: 9am - 5pm
Fri: 9am - 5pm
*Appointments to suit you including evenings & weekends or just call in at the office*

Finding the Right Key
Moving house is frequently listed in the top five most stressful events in life.
It is one of the biggest financial commitments many of us will ever make and that’s why it’s so important to get it right.
Whether you are a first-time buyer, considering a lifetime mortgage, or just after some professional and friendly advice, then speak to Liz at Liz Gill Mortgages Ltd, in Honley.
Liz has the experience & knowledge of the mortgage market to ensure you get the best option for your personal circumstances.
Experienced Mortgage Specialist
Often, it’s about finding solutions and with more than 23 years in industry, Liz can help you realise your dream home.
“I provide clear and honest advice that is in your language, not that of the bank,” said Liz.
“My aim is to create a relaxed environment to help you make one of the biggest decisions of your life.
“I can advise on whether a bank is likely to lend money on a particular property and liaise with solicitors and estate agents to help ease the process. I always have your best interests at heart.”
Your First, Next or Last Step on the Property Ladder
Liz, who is an FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) registered adviser, said: “Before falling in love with your ‘dream property’, it is important to seek professional advice.
“You have to be ‘mortgage ready’ and I would urge any first-time buyers to get in touch up to six months before you want to buy, to ensure you are in a good financial position. I will advise and explain affordability, credit scoring and how your financial conduct will affect you being accepted for a mortgage.”
As a mortgage specialist, Liz has previously worked in banks, local estate agents and for independent mortgage advisors, until she had what she describes as her “lightbulb moment” when she decided to go it alone.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
‘Mortgage Ted’ on Social Media
Liz is sometimes joined in the office by her three trusty companions, Cockerpoos Ted (aka Mortgage Ted), Betsey and Boo.
“Dogs are always welcome to come to an appointment with you,” said Liz.
Liz is local to the area and has a good understanding of the market. Her services include –
- First time buyer’s support
- Re-mortgages
- Investment mortgages, including buy to lets and holiday lets
- Later life lending, including equity release and lifetime mortgages for over 55s
- Mortgage protection for critical illness, life cover, income protection and home insurance.
“It’s not just a case of what you can afford,” said Liz. “Your credit rating also comes into it. I have access to a broad range of different lenders across the country, including specialist lenders, who may have very different criteria and more flexibility than some of the mainstream banks & building societies.”
“It’s a minefield trying to keep up to date with the everchanging criteria and affordability of lenders, particularly as each has its own affordability calculator & conditions.”
Liz does not charge any up-front fees as the broker fee is only payable on completion. A typical fee is between £95 & £295, depending on your circumstances.
A Local Business that Gives Something Back
Inspired by her late father, Harry Gill – who worked hard to afford university and later became a Principal Lecturer at Huddersfield University – Liz has pledged to give part of her fees to help disadvantaged children who excel at Honley High School. This could be academic, the arts or sport and is aimed at providing additional tuition or equipment to help them succeed.
She will also be donating £10 from every broker fee to the dog charity, Service Dogs UK, in memory of her godson, the late Sgt James Byrne. Sgt Byrne served in Afghanistan with the Royal Fusiliers and suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), which sadly took his life. The Charity provides rescue dogs to military and emergency services personnel.
“James loved dogs but unfortunately he didn’t get the chance to benefit from a specially trained assistance dog,” said Liz. “This is my way of ensuring his and my dad’s legacy live on.”
The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate some forms of Buy to Lets.
Equity release includes Lifetime Mortgages and Home Reversion Schemes. I can advise and arrange Lifetime Mortgages and will refer to an approved specialist for Home Reversion schemes.