With political momentum shifting, attention is turning to what a future government led by Andy Burnham could mean for the UK economy, landlords, first-time buyers,
Most buyers just want a simple answer to how much they can borrow based on their salary level. The honest answer is that there is
The Bank of England has held Bank Rate at 3.75%, but the message for mortgage holders is not “rates are safe.” It is: rate cuts
The current conflict involving Iran is not just a geopolitical issue. It is already feeding directly into global energy markets, inflation expectations, and the cost
As we move through 2026, many UK homeowners are reaching the end of mortgage deals taken out during very different market conditions. Industry forecasts suggest
When arranging a mortgage, many people still wonder whether they really need a broker at all. It is possible to walk into a bank or
The Bank of England delivered another interest rate cut in December 2025, continuing the gradual shift away from the peak borrowing costs we’ve lived with
The Autumn Budget brings a mix of targeted property-tax changes and broader tax increases, but no sweeping overhaul of purchase taxes. For most people, the
The Conservatives made headlines recently with a bold new proposal: scrapping stamp duty on primary residences. So how would it work and what impact would
When rates were ultra‑low, many households could ride out a bump in income. With today’s higher mortgage costs, a spell off work due to illness
