Oct 8, 2026
UK mortgage broker introduces a new platform for customers to find its services and utilise useful mortgage tools and tips.
Doncaster, England, October 8, 2026 -- Agnes Mortgage, a UK private mortgage brokerage, has today launched its new website at agnesmortgage.co.uk.
The brokerage, led by CeMAP 3 qualified broker Agnes Siry, specialises in complex mortgage cases underserved by high-street lenders: portfolio landlords, HMO investors, company directors with retained profits, contractors on day rates, self-employed applicants, high-net-worth clients requiring private banking arrangements, and British expats or foreign nationals purchasing UK property from abroad.

Unusually for a UK broker, Agnes Mortgage offers full advice in English, German, Spanish and Hungarian, addressing a growing need among expat and foreign-national buyers who report language as a significant barrier when navigating UK lending criteria.
The brokerage has whole-of-market access to over 120 lenders, including specialist portfolio houses and private banks that do not appear on comparison websites. Every case is handled directly by a named broker rather than routed through a call centre — including via WhatsApp for international clients.
"Complex income and cross-border lives shouldn't mean second-rate advice," said Agnes Siry, mortgage broker at Agnes Mortgage. "Too many capable borrowers are turned away by the high street because their income doesn't fit a standard template. A whole-of-market broker who understands their situation — and speaks their language — changes what's possible."
The website features eight dedicated service pages, four mortgage calculators, and a growing library of guides on UK lending topics ranging from portfolio landlord remortgaging to expat foreign-currency income assessment.
For enquiries, visit https://agnesmortgage.co.uk or contact Agnes Siry directly.
About Agnes Mortgages
Agnes Mortgage is a trading name of Milla Mortgages Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA number 750470, Companies House number 08461134). Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Contact Info:
Name: Agnes Siry
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Organization: Agnes Mortgages
Address: Luwo Mortgage Ltd. 71 THOMPSON AVENUE DONCASTER DN12 1JD
Phone: +44 7944 318518
Website: https://agnesmortgage.co.uk/#contact
Release ID: 89204721
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