Published 8 April 2025 · Last reviewed 12 August 2026
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Bridging loans are short-term finance and are typically more expensive than standard mortgages. You must have a clear and credible exit strategy — usually the sale of the property or a refinance onto longer-term lending — to be considered for a bridging loan. Interest is normally charged monthly and can be rolled or retained from the loan; this means the amount you repay may be higher than the amount originally borrowed.
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