New Street Mortgages
Specialist LenderNew Street Mortgages is a specialist residential lender focused on borrowers with complex income, including self-employed professionals, contractors, and those with multiple income streams. They use technology-driven underwriting to provide fast decisions on non-standard applications.
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About New Street Mortgages
New Street Mortgages was established to address a gap in the UK mortgage market for borrowers with complex but strong income profiles. The lender recognised that many professionals — including IT contractors, freelancers, business owners, and those with portfolio careers — were being underserved by mainstream lenders whose automated systems struggled to assess non-standard income.
New Street combines specialist manual underwriting with modern technology to deliver faster decisions on complex cases. The lender's underwriting philosophy focuses on the borrower's true earning capacity rather than rigid income calculations. This means they can consider day-rate contracting income, retained profits, dividend income, and multiple income streams in ways that high-street lenders often cannot. New Street's platform allows brokers to submit cases electronically and receive rapid feedback.
New Street Mortgages operates exclusively through the broker channel and has built a reputation for clear communication, transparent criteria, and pragmatic underwriting. The lender offers competitive rates that often compare favourably with high-street products, particularly for self-employed borrowers and contractors who would otherwise face premium pricing. New Street has grown steadily by maintaining a tight focus on residential lending for complex income borrowers.
Lending Focus
New Street Mortgages offers mortgage products across 1 categories including Residential.
Key Features
- Specialist income assessment for contractors, freelancers, and self-employed professionals
- Day-rate contracting income accepted and annualised for affordability
Important: Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Information on this page is for general guidance only and does not constitute financial advice. Always verify lender details directly and seek independent advice before making financial decisions.







