Specialist Advice on Second Charge Mortgages

A smarter way to access equity without changing your main mortgage

We help you secure a second loan against your property alongside your existing mortgage, offering a flexible option when remortgaging isn’t the right move.

Most first calls with a Haupt & Co Mortgage Broker only take 15–20 minutes

No obligation, just clear advice

Why choose a Second Charge Loan?

A second charge loan (also known as a second charge mortgage) is a loan secured against your property in addition to your existing mortgage.

It allows you to raise funds without replacing your current mortgage often making it a practical option when remortgaging isn’t suitable or would mean losing a favourable rate.

We regularly support people who:

Every situation is different. Our role is to help you understand whether a second charge loan is the right solution for you or whether an alternative option would better support your plans.

Haupt & Co is a whole-of-market mortgage broker, FCA regulated, specialising in complex lending.

What we'll cover in an initial conversation:

No obligation - just straightforward guidance, tailored to your situation.
Most of our clients are referred to us by existing customers

How it Works

Second charge lending is specialist advice – this is where experience makes a real difference.

At Haupt & Co, we take care of the detail and guide you through each step:

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Our role is to simplify the process, protect your existing mortgage, and ensure you understand every decision before you make it.

Second Charge Mortgage FAQs

No two situations are the same. These are some of the questions we’re asked most often.

What is a second charge loan, and how does it work?

A second charge loan is a type of secured borrowing that sits alongside your existing mortgage. It allows you to release equity from your property without replacing your current mortgage making it a useful option if you’re on a competitive rate or facing early repayment charges. It can be used for purposes such as home improvements, investment or capital raising.

Because changing a mortgage isn’t always the most efficient option. If you’re on a competitive rate, tied into early repayment charges, or need flexibility around income or affordability, a second charge can allow you to access equity without disturbing what already works. The right choice depends on cost, structure and long-term impact which is why comparing options side by side is so important.

It could be, depending on your situation. We’ll compare both options side by side and help you decide which is more suitable.

Yes, many clients use second charge loans to consolidate existing debts into a single, manageable payment. This can reduce monthly outgoings, but it’s important to understand the future impact. We’ll talk you through the risks, benefits and whether it’s the right approach for you.

The amount you can borrow depends on the equity in your property, your income and outgoings, and affordability assessments. Each lender has different criteria, but we’ll give you a clear idea of what’s possible before any application is made.

Lenders typically assess your property value, existing mortgage balance, income, credit history and overall affordability. Second charge lenders can be more flexible than mainstream mortgage providers, particularly in complex cases and we know how to present your application clearly and responsibly.

We’re a whole-of-market mortgage broker, which means we’re not tied to any single lender. This allows us to compare options across the market and recommend solutions based on suitability tailored to your situation. 

Second Charge Loans with Straightforward Advice

Unlock additional borrowing while keeping your existing mortgage in place, with expert guidance at every step.

No obligation - just clear, supportive advice