Mythril Financial Planning Ltd
- Self-employed
- Later life & equity release
Services mentioned on its website
When we checked mythril.co.uk on 2026-09-13, Mythril Financial Planning Ltd mentioned self-employed, later life & equity release. 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 Mythril Financial Planning Ltd
- 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?
- Are you qualified to advise on equity release, and how would you involve my family in the decision?
Frequently asked questions
Is Mythril Financial Planning Ltd authorised by the FCA?
Mythril Financial Planning Ltd's website describes it as an appointed representative of St. James's Place, which means that firm takes regulatory responsibility for its advice. Check both names on the Financial Services Register before taking advice.
What types of mortgage does Mythril Financial Planning Ltd mention?
On its own website, Mythril Financial Planning Ltd mentions: Self-employed, Later life & equity release. Services change, so confirm directly that the firm handles your situation.
How do I contact Mythril Financial Planning Ltd?
Mythril Financial Planning Ltd's website is mythril.co.uk and it lists the phone number 07811 843458.
Does Mythril Financial Planning Ltd only work with clients in Morpeth?
Its registered office is in Morpeth, 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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