The mortgage market is healthy

The mortgage market is healthy

4 Jul 2022 | News

Mortgage lending went up in May despite the rising cost of living, with many people eager to secure a competitive interest rate on their mortgage. There has been a rise in mortgage lending in the last eight months as borrowers rush to lock in low interest rates....
What will happen to the housing market?

What will happen to the housing market?

13 May 2022 | Advice, News

Some property experts are predicting that the housing market will slow down, but the crash previously anticipated by experts when Brexit and the pandemic took effect clearly hasn’t happened. However, rising living costs may impact the market. A housing market crash...
Base Rate Goes Up To One Per Cent

Base Rate Goes Up To One Per Cent

5 May 2022 | News

The Bank of England has just announced it is increasing the base rate to one per cent and is predicting that inflation will peak this year at more than ten per cent. Interest rates have just gone up. The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee has voted to...
How interest rate rises could affect you

How interest rate rises could affect you

8 Feb 2022 | Advice, News

Are you worried about the recent interest rate rise and how it will affect your mortgage? Here’s what it means for you and why remortgaging may be a good idea for some homeowners. Last week The Bank of England decided to increase the base rate from 0.25 to 0.50 per...
Is now a good time to remortgage?

Is now a good time to remortgage?

27 Jan 2022 | Advice, Remortgage

Can you secure a competitive rate on your mortgage when your current deal comes to an end? There’s a good range of options out there, and you may not want to wait too long either… here’s our guide to remortgaging. Remortgaging simply means moving your mortgage...
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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.

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