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We’ve been nominated in multiple categories in the 2026 What Mortgage Awards – Vote Here

We’ve been nominated in multiple categories in the 2026 What Mortgage Awards – Vote Here

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We’ve Been Nominated For The 2026 What Mortgage Awards!

We are proud to share that Key Mortgage Advice has been nominated for several awards in the 2026 What Mortgage Awards.

These awards are particularly meaningful because they are driven by consumer nominations. They reflect the experiences of real clients who have trusted us with some of the biggest financial decisions of their lives. To be recognised in this way is something we do not take lightly.

Key Mortgage Advice has been nominated in the categories of:

  • Best Broker Customer Service
  • Best Broker Website
  • Best Equity Release Broker Customer Service
  • Best Second Mortgage Broker
  • Best Specialist Mortgage Broker 

Voting is now open and we would be incredibly grateful for your support. Vote now by clicking here.

Why This Matters To Us

Since founding Key Mortgage Advice in 2001, Sharon Duckworth has worked hard to build a business centred on clear advice, personal service and long term client relationships. Our team supports buyers, homeowners and investors across the North West, and many clients choose us as their trusted mortgage brokers in PrestonSouthport and Garstang.

Over the years, we have helped first time buyers secure their first homes, supported families with remortgages, arranged buy to let mortgages for landlords, and guided clients through commercial and lifetime mortgage options. The positive feedback we receive means everything to us.

Some recent client comments include:

“The staff at Key Mortgage Advice went above and beyond when we were buying our first house.”

“They have provided me with the best advice to get a good mortgage deal.”

“Helpful, clear advice, easy to contact and readily available.”

“Pleasure to deal with and very efficient.”

Reviews like these are the reason we do what we do. Being nominated for this award reflects the trust our clients place in us.

How You Can Help

If we have helped you with a first time buyer mortgage, a remortgage, a buy to let mortgage or any other mortgage advice, we would truly appreciate your vote.. 

The process is quick and free, and it helps highlight the importance of independent, local mortgage advice in our community. 

Vote for us here:

Thank You For Your Support

Whether you are a past client, a current client or someone who simply values independent mortgage advice, your support means a great deal. 

If you would like to speak to our team about your own mortgage plans, you can contact us on 01772 620000, email enquiries@keymortgageadvice.co.uk, or fill in our online contact form for a free, no obligation appointment. 

Thank you for being part of our journey, and for helping us continue to grow as a trusted name in mortgage advice across the North West. 

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