HSBC mortgages
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HSBC offers a range of fixed-rate, tracker and discount-rate mortgages to first-time buyers, those remortgaging and people moving home.
The bank also has equity release products, graduate mortgages, buy-to-let mortgages and marine mortgages.
HSBC Amanah Home Finance offers mortgages within the framework of Shariah and its partners can help those looking to buy in Spain, France and Malta.
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