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4th October 2023
Latest UK house price data – Our positive reaction to unsettling news
The latest house price data is looking bleak for homeowners, but we are trying to see what positives we can take from this news. UK… Read More
4th October 2023
Help to Buy forces first-time buyers to sell up – What can you do?
The Government’s Help to Buy scheme is forcing first-time buyers to sell up. It is another sign of the UK property market struggling. Why is… Read More
4th October 2023
One in four new homeowners opt for ‘marathon mortgages’ – should you?
New research has found that one in four new homeowners have opted for the longest mortgage possible, now being labelled as “marathon mortgages.” These can… Read More
28th September 2023
Sussex Village named as one of best in UK – How much is a property there?
A Sussex Village has been named as one of the best in the UK by a national newspaper. So where is it? What could I… Read More
5th September 2023
HSBC and NatWest cut mortgage rates as competitors could follow
In news that will relieve many HSBC and NatWest have announced a fresh round of mortgage rate cuts. Currently, the average two-year fixed mortgage rate… Read More
4th January 2023
Can I change my mind once I’ve reserved a new mortgage product?
Interest rate turblulence in the final months of 2022 led many to look to secure a new mortgage product. This known as a Rate Switch… Read More
18th November 2022
Why are fixed rates falling while the base rate is rising?
Although we are seeing the Bank of England base rate rise, that does not necessarily mean that mortgage rates will too. To help clarify things,… Read More
13th October 2022
How do rising interest rates impact homeowners and first-time buyers?
Since the financial crisis of 2008, the Bank of England has kept its base rate low, meaning that borrowing has been cheap for banks, and… Read More
24th June 2022
How high will eurozone interest rates go?
The UK is far from alone as it struggles with soaring inflation, as fiscal policymakers in Europe are also looking at keeping rising costs under… Read More
26th May 2022
What’s the difference between Freehold, Leasehold & Share of Freehold?
You’ll have probably seen these on a property listing. If you’ve ever wondered what it all means, here’s a brief explanation Freehold If you… Read More