The housing market has experienced a period of unprecedented growth in the wake of the pandemic, with low interest rates and changing lifestyle preferences driving demand for property.
The economy has been navigating a turbulent path as it responds to the ongoing impact of Brexit, Covid-19, and global economic trends, with both challenges and opportunities ahead.
The Bank of England has voted to keep the base rate at 4%, with inflation control remaining its priority. Mortgage and Protection Adviser Nicola Henton says the move was widely expected, and mortgage conditions remain steady for those looking to borrow.
Buying your first home in the UK is tough, but government schemes can help. This guide shares tips for finding affordable properties and making strong offers. Check if you’re eligible and explore all options before buying.
Halifax reported that house prices have climbed by 2.1% annually for a remarkable three months in succession.
Buying your first home in the UK is tough, but government schemes can help. This guide shares tips for finding affordable properties and making strong offers. Check if you’re eligible and explore all options before buying.
Parents can help their children buy their first home through joint mortgages, remortgaging, guarantor mortgages, or gifting a deposit, each with its own risks and responsibilities. It's crucial to seek independent financial advice before making any decisions to understand the potential implications. In this blog we break down everything you need to know.
Buying your first home involves more than just saving for a deposit; you’ll also need to consider mortgage fees, legal costs, stamp duty, and ongoing expenses like insurance and utilities. Understanding these costs in advance will help you budget effectively and ensure a smooth home-buying experience.