Kit

Mortgages & Loans

The fix ends in March. This is the Kit that made sure you knew last October — and that your credit standing was ready.

The fix ends in March — this is the Kit that made sure you knew last October. Every mortgage and loan you carry on one board: what you owe, what each one truly costs, when the fixed rate runs out, and where the balance is heading at your current payments. Beside it sits your credit standing — the score your lender will read before any remortgage — tracked month by month from the number your credit app already shows you, with the things that move it (hard searches, how much of your credit you are using, anything missed) kept on the record. A weekly rate watch stays silent until a fix-end window opens or the gap between your rate and the market turns real. When it is time to decide, the remortgage brief lays out the case both ways with sourced rates and the questions worth asking a broker — never a recommendation. Nothing here can touch an account.

Try it free

1 agent, 2 routines, 1 dashboard, 2 records, 3 skills. Installing ends with Meet Bursar — a short conversation sets it up, and everything can be retimed or paused after.

What you oweExample data
Credit standing over timeas a share of the agency's scale
612 / 700

good · up 9 points since June

Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
The loansLoan register
Home mortgage4.1% fixedfix ends Mar 2027
Car finance6.9% fixedends Nov 2028
Student loanvariableends 2041
On the reportwhat a lender will weigh

Credit used

31% of your limits

Hard searches, last 12 months

1

Missed payments on file

none

The crew

Bursar

Looks after the whole Bills setup on your behalf.

Punctual, precise, unflappable.

Shared with the Bills & Utilities Kit — one keeper, both kits.

What else it installs

Loan registerrecord

Every mortgage and loan you carry — balance, rate, and when the fix ends.

Credit reportsrecord

Your credit score month by month, with what moved it.

Loan captureskill

The renewal letter, the new balance, the rate you just fixed — onto the register from a sentence.

Credit report captureskill

Say the score your app shows — or add the full report — and it goes on the record with what moved it.

Remortgage briefskill

When the fix is ending: the case both ways, sourced rates, and the questions worth asking a broker.

What you owedashboard

The fix-end countdown, every loan, where the balance is heading — and your credit standing beside it.

Rate watchroutine

Mondays — checks the market against your loans, redraws the board, and speaks only when a window opens.

Runs mondays · 7:30am

Credit check-inroutine

Monthly — asks once for this month's score, notes what moved, and keeps the credit panels current.

Runs the 3rd of each month · 9am

How it works

The mechanics of this kit, plainly — what runs and when, where the data lands, and what you look at.

  • Rate watch runs mondays · 7:30am and keeps the What you owe dashboard fresh. Mondays — checks the market against your loans, redraws the board, and speaks only when a window opens.
  • Credit check-in runs the 3rd of each month · 9am and keeps the What you owe dashboard fresh. Monthly — asks once for this month's score, notes what moved, and keeps the credit panels current.
  • What is captured lands in the Loan register record, which lives at Data/Loan Register in your vault — yours to open, search, and edit like any other file.
  • What is captured lands in the Credit reports record, which lives at Data/Credit Reports in your vault — yours to open, search, and edit like any other file.
  • The What you owe dashboard reads from the record and shows, at a glance: until the next fix ends · owed in total · loans on record · where it sits · fixed or floating · where the balance is heading · a month of debt service · interest this year, roughly · loan-to-value · what the market offers, beside what you pay · latest credit reading · credit standing over time (share of the agency's scale) · on the report · the loans · credit readings · what this is.

The wiring, in one breath: Loan capture writes to Loan register · Loan register shown by What you owe · What you owe kept fresh by Rate watch · Rate watch grounds Remortgage brief · Remortgage brief reads Credit reports · Credit reports kept current by Credit check-in · Credit check-in answered through Credit report capture.

Make it yours

Nothing here is fixed. The pieces are ordinary agents, routines, records and dashboards, so anything you know about shaping those applies. Retire whatever earns nothing.

Things people usually change first

Say any of these in chat, or edit them on the kit’s page in the app.

  • How far ahead of a fix-end you want the first word — six months is the default.
  • What counts as a material gap between your rate and the market before it is worth a card.
  • Whether the monthly credit ask happens at all, and on which day — or which score-update emails the check-in may read, enabled and disabled by name.
  • The property estimate behind the loan-to-value figure — it is yours to change whenever you like.
  • When the Monday rate watch runs, or turning the cards off and just keeping the board.

Your first run

Installing starts a short setup conversation — not a form. Answer roughly, correct later.

  1. It opens with a conversation, not a form. Bursar — the same keeper who looks after the Bills Kit, if you have it — offers the territory of borrowing as one tap-to-answer panel: a mortgage, a personal loan, car finance, a student loan, card balances that carry, an overdraft. Then each loan you picked, one at a time: the lender, roughly what is left, the rate and whether it is fixed, when the fix ends, the monthly payment. Each goes on the register as you speak, and you can stop whenever you like.
  2. Then the credit side, lightly: whether you use a credit-score app, and the number it shows if you have it to hand. That first reading starts the line. If you do not have one, the monthly check-in asks once a month, in one card, and stops asking if you tell it to.
  3. Nothing reads a bank, a lender or a credit agency out of the box. If you mention that your score updates arrive by email, Bursar offers that one specific check by name, and only what you switch on is ever read — going back a year the first time so the line gains its history.
  4. From the first Monday, the Rate watch looks up what the market is offering for your shape of loan and redraws the board. Most weeks it says nothing. When a fixed rate comes inside six months of ending, or the gap between your rate and the market turns real, you get one card with the facts and the arithmetic — and the offer of a remortgage brief that lays out the case both ways. Never a recommendation.
  5. While the register is still empty, the kit's page, its board and a fresh chat with Bursar quietly offer the way in; nothing nags.

Watch the first pass, then tell it what you would have done differently — that correction teaches it more than any setup could.

The essentials

Learning, preferences and run costs work the same in every kit — so they are covered once, in the Kits guide.

Living with a Kit — the Kits guide →

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Put the Mortgages & Loans kit to work.

Install it, run it once against something that already happened, and see whether what comes back sounds like you.

Try it free

Everything it installs can be retimed, paused, or removed.