CeMAP-qualified mortgage and protection adviser based in Knowle.
Ann has more than 35 years’ experience in financial services, including over eight years specialising in mortgage and protection advice. She helps customers understand their options and move through the mortgage process with clear, personal support.
Ann’s background in financial services and banking supports a practical understanding of the mortgage journey. She has particular experience helping first-time buyers, home movers, people remortgaging, property investors, self-employed applicants and customers whose circumstances may need a more detailed explanation.
Every enquiry starts with listening. Ann explains terminology in plain English, sets out what information is needed and stays in contact as matters progress. The aim is to help each customer make an informed decision without unnecessary pressure.
From her base in Knowle, Ann provides mortgage and protection advice to clients nationwide across the UK, including Solihull, Warwick, Leamington Spa and Kenilworth.
Ann is CeMAP qualified and provides mortgage and protection advice.
Ann Evans is an appointed representative of Immediate Mortgage Solutions Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Immediate Mortgage Solutions Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company number 08390051.
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Guidance for first-time buyers and people moving home.
Support when considering a remortgage or a change in circumstances.
Advice for property investors, self-employed applicants and people with adverse credit.
A mortgage decision often sits alongside questions about protecting a home, income or family. Where relevant, Ann can discuss the site’s protection services as a separate part of the advice process. Products have conditions and exclusions, and suitability depends on individual circumstances.
For specialist professional referrals, Ann also offers Mortgage Capacity Assessments. The scope, documents, limitations, timing and fee should be agreed before an assessment begins.
Arrange an initial conversation about your circumstances and the next steps.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.