“Stability” may help mortgage rates

“Stability” may help mortgage rates

31 Oct 2022 | News

The increase in fixed mortgage rates appears to have stalled as financial markets eye-short-term stability. Recent changes in government appear to have calmed the markets, with Santander and Yorkshire Building Society both cutting rates last week, according to The...
Will mortgage interest rates start to go down?

Will mortgage interest rates start to go down?

28 Oct 2022 | Advice

Why have interest rates gone up consistently this year, and what’s likely to be in store for borrowers? Will rates go down again with a new PM? We asked our Sales Manager, Phil Leivesley, to share his views… Please explain why rates have gone up. Interest rates have...
Mini budget is virtually abandoned

Mini budget is virtually abandoned

17 Oct 2022 | First Time Buyers, News

The new Chancellor has ditched most of the mini-budget, so what does this mean for mortgage interest rates and stamp duty? Read on to find out. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt today announced that he is scrapping almost all of the tax cuts outlined in the mini-budget on 23...
Are you worried about your mortgage?

Are you worried about your mortgage?

14 Oct 2022 | Advice, First Time Buyers, News

With rising interest rates and increased living costs, it’s no surprise that many people are worried about their mortgage payments. Here’s what you need to know. Whether you’re seeking to buy your first property, sell up and move to a new home or you’re coming to the...
The base rate goes up to 2.25%

The base rate goes up to 2.25%

22 Sep 2022 | First Time Buyers, News, Remortgage

There has been another base rate increase just announced today. Find out what this means for your mortgage. The Bank of England has just announced it is increasing the base rate from 1.75% to 2.25%. The base rate dropped to 0.1% (an all-time low) after Covid first hit...
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The 95% Mortgage Guarantee Scheme

The government’s new 95 Per Cent Mortgage Guarantee Scheme launched on Monday 19 April 2021. The aim of the scheme is to make more 95 per cent mortgages available to those with smaller deposits. First-time buyers can apply but you don’t have to be one to be eligible.

If you would like more information, fill in your details and one of our mortgage advisers will contact you.

 

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