Hi;
I’m young onset PD, I’m 40 years old, I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s 6 years ago.
I would like to take a mortgage to own a home, I work but I’m worried if having PD will be a problem for mortgage’s insurance. Will the mortgage providers discriminate against me for having a health condition?
Hello @mickey98 
Welcome to the Forum and thank you for your message. I recommend that you contact our helpline on 0808 800 0303 or by emailing [email protected], as they will be able to provide you with more information and advice in relation to taking out a mortgage. The service is made up of trained advisers, including advisers who specialise in employment, money and benefits so please do get in contact with them.
Best wishes,
Emily - Forum Moderation Team
I can totally understand your concerns. I’ve faced similar worries about health conditions affecting mortgage options. It’s crucial to talk to potential mortgage providers directly and maybe consult a mortgage advisor (I stopped on Mortgage Broker in Rotherham). Don’t let Parkinson’s deter you from your homeownership dreams.
You got this! Don’t let Parkinson’s deter you from your homeownership dreams.
It’s totally understandable to have questions about how PD might affect the mortgage process. In my experience, it’s crucial to find a mortgage provider who understands your unique situation.
When it comes to insurance, some providers might be more flexible that others.When it comes to insurance, some providers might be more flexible than others. Definitely worth reaching out to a specialist for tailored advice. Have you considered checking in with experts like Mortgage Advice Lincoln? They could guide you on navigating the process and finding the right fit for your needs.