A first-time buyer’s guide to independent surveys – why you should consider booking Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but...

We’re living in unpredictable times; from rising living costs and market fluctuations to fast-moving changes in jobs, tech, and even family structures.

Every six weeks or so, all eyes are on the Bank of England and its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) – the group that decides whether...

If you’re a first-time buyer, there are two words that you might not be familiar with – stamp duty. When you are thinking about buying...

Hardly a day goes by without the cost of living hitting the headlines. For many homeowners the increasing costs of owning and running a...

A guide to credit scores: What could affect your credit score and things you can do to improve it Credit reports look at your borrowing...

A quick guide to getting a mortgage and buying your new home Most of us will borrow money to buy a property at some point in our lives....

We all know life doesn’t stay the same. Our jobs, our relationships, our financial circumstances, they all evolve over time. So if our...

Have you ever heard of a green mortgage? They’re steadily becoming a popular option for property owners, as many lenders are adding them...

Staying with your current lender may feel like the saftest option when your mortgage comes to an end, but that’s no guarantee that you’ll...

The short answer? Yes. If you don’t remortgage at the end of your term, you will be automatically transferred to your lender’s standard...

If the end of your fixed rate mortgage is on the horizon (even if it’s months away), then it’s a good idea to start looking at your...

With over 10 years of record low interest rates, fixed rate mortgages offer borrowers the stability of knowing what the mortgage payment...

It’s important to regularly review your mortgage. If necessary, you may want to transfer to a new deal or a different lender when you...

With over 10 years of record low interest rates, fixed rate mortgages offer borrowers the stability of knowing what the mortgage payment...

In a bid to tackle rising inflation, the Bank of England has increased the base rate for the seventh time since December 2021. The 0.5%...

The latest English housing survey, released on 21 July 2016, shows that the number of people owning their own home has stopped reducing...