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Monzo’s acquisition of Habito signals a potential shift in how mortgage advice is accessed, bringing full-market broking into a banking app. While the added convenience may suit some borrowers, mortgages remain major financial decisions where many will still value personalised, independent advice.

Our Mortgage adviser, Stephen Davison, has been with us for a year now. We wanted to ask him a few questions to reflect on the year he has had with us.

Divorce can be emotionally and financially challenging. This post highlights five common financial mistakes people make during divorce, from overlooking pensions to not securing a financial consent order, and explains how avoiding them can help protect your long-term financial future.

Separating from children is never easy, but an amicable approach can make a lasting difference. This post explores how respectful communication, mediation, and a focus on your children’s well-being can help families move forward with greater stability and confidence.

Divorce and mortgages can be complex, especially when a family home is involved. This guide explains how assets and equity are divided in a UK divorce, what happens to the mortgage, and the options available so both parties can move forward fairly and securely.

Nesting is a short-term co-parenting arrangement where children remain in the family home while separated parents take turns living there. Designed to reduce disruption during separation or divorce, nesting can offer children stability, routine and emotional reassurance, while giving parents time to plan their next steps.

The Bank of England has cut the base rate by 0.25% to 3.75% at its final meeting of 2025, marking the fourth cut this year. The move reflects easing inflation and may bring improved mortgage options for borrowers as 2026 approaches.