The big news in this week’s Budget for the housing market is that Chancellor, Philip Hammond is giving a stamp duty tax break for first-time

For the first time in 10 years, the Bank of England has opted for an interest rate rise. It is as much symbolic as it

In October 2016, we launched our sister company Grange Will Writing Ltd. We celebrate one year of offering this crucial service to our customers. A

It’s a wonderful feeling for all of us at Grange Mortgages when one of our clients refers us to their friends and family. It means

The golden rule of interest rates: wherever the US goes, the UK tends to follow. So it’s not surprising that while we’re seeing rates rise

Every parent wants to see their children succeed and fly the coop at some point, and for young people, owning a home is a dream,

As Theresa May this week confirmed the triggering of Article 50, so begins a 2-year period of questions and uncertainty. The chief concern for homeowners

Several weeks ago the Government published a white paper about the state of the housing market and concluded that it was “broken” and despite this

The situation with housing in the UK was clearly a priority for chancellor Philip Hammond in this year’s Autumn Statement. The chancellor pledged funds to

The initial shock of Brexit was widespread. The internationally-dominated FTSE 100 tumbled, and the prognosis was even worse for the mainly UK-dominated FTSE 250. UK