Mortgage Brokers ListHappy Motor Finance Limited
- Self-employed
- Bad / adverse credit
Services mentioned on its website
When we checked happymotorfinance.co.uk on 2026-09-13, Happy Motor Finance Limited mentioned self-employed, bad / adverse credit. This comes from the firm's own pages, not from an assessment by us — confirm directly that it handles your situation.
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Questions to ask Happy Motor Finance Limited
- Can you recommend mortgages from the whole market, from a panel of lenders, or from a single lender?
- Do you charge a fee? If so, how much is it and when is it payable?
- How many years of accounts or tax calculations will lenders want to see for my income?
- Which lenders consider my particular credit history, and will any of your checks leave a hard search on my credit file?
Frequently asked questions
Is Happy Motor Finance Limited authorised by the FCA?
Happy Motor Finance Limited's website gives Firm Reference Number 989250. We haven't checked this with the FCA ourselves, so search that number on the Financial Services Register to confirm the firm's current permissions before taking advice.
What types of mortgage does Happy Motor Finance Limited mention?
On its own website, Happy Motor Finance Limited mentions: Self-employed, Bad / adverse credit. Services change, so confirm directly that the firm handles your situation.
How do I contact Happy Motor Finance Limited?
Happy Motor Finance Limited's website is happymotorfinance.co.uk and it lists the phone number 01615 240582.
Does Happy Motor Finance Limited only work with clients in Salford?
Its registered office is in Salford, but many brokers advise by phone or video and take clients from further afield. Ask the firm which areas it covers.
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