Why CiK?
Clear, Considered Mortgage Advice.
Built on Understanding, Not Pressure
Why CiK?
Choosing a mortgage is rarely just about finding a product. For many people, it’s about timing, structure and making decisions that reflect how their income, assets and plans actually work in practice.
At CiK Finance, we provide clear, structured mortgage advice, particularly where circumstances are more complex or don’t follow a standard path.
Advice That Starts With Understanding
Many of our clients come to us because their situation doesn’t fit neatly into a typical mortgage application.
That might be because:
Income is structured across salary, dividends or multiple sources
Assets play a bigger role than monthly earnings
Property ownership involves more than one home or a growing portfolio
Career paths involve contracts, performance-related income or regular change
Our role is to take time to understand that wider picture before discussing options. This allows mortgage advice to be based on reality, not assumptions.
A Calm, Structured Approach
Mortgage decisions can feel pressured, particularly when deals are ending or circumstances are changing.
We take a measured approach that focuses on:
Explaining options clearly and in plain English
Structuring applications in a way that reflects how lenders assess risk
Considering both immediate needs and longer-term plans
Avoiding unnecessary complexity wherever possible
This approach is intended to help clients make informed decisions, rather than rushed ones.
Efficient by Design
We know that many of our clients are time-poor.
By taking a structured, lender-led approach from the outset, we aim to:
Reduce unnecessary back-and-forth
Avoid preventable delays later in the process
Keep conversations focused and purposeful
This helps advice progress more smoothly, without rushing decisions or compromising quality.
Experience With Complex Circumstances
While we support a wide range of clients, much of our work involves:
Company directors
High net worth individuals
Portfolio landlords
Sports professionals
Self-employed applicants with non-standard income
These situations often require a more considered, lender-led approach, particularly where income, assets or property structures fall outside standard criteria.
Lender-Led, Not Product-Led
We work with a broad panel of lenders and take a lender-led view from the outset.
This means:
Understanding how different lenders assess income and affordability
Structuring applications to align with those criteria
Reducing avoidable delays or rework later in the process, so advice progresses more smoothly
Mortgage advice is always subject to eligibility, affordability and lender criteria.
Planning Ahead Matters
Planning ahead matters, particularly where time, contracts or portfolios are involved.
Many clients benefit from:
Reviewing their position early
Understanding how future changes could affect borrowing
Having clarity before decisions become time-critical
Whether you’re ready to act now or simply planning ahead, understanding your position can make a meaningful difference.
Not Ready to Apply Yet?
If your current mortgage isn’t ending soon, there may be value in planning ahead.
Our Track My Mortgage service is designed to help you stay informed about when it may be the right time to review your options, without pressure or obligation.
A Relationship Built on Trust
We aim to build long-term relationships rather than one-off transactions.
That means:
Being clear about what we can and can’t help with
Setting realistic expectations from the outset
Communicating openly throughout the process
Supporting informed decision-making, without pressure
Behind that approach is a small, experienced team who value clarity, trust and long-term relationships.
Speak to CiK
If you’re looking for clear, considered mortgage advice, particularly where your circumstances are more complex, we’re happy to have an initial conversation.
Book a confidential, no-obligation discussion
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Mortgage advice is subject to eligibility, affordability and lender criteria. Any mortgage recommendation would only be made following a full assessment of your circumstances.
Information correct at the time of writing.

