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Nationwide allows digital signing of mortgage deeds

Nationwide has become the first lender to allow a mortgage deed to be signed electronically and without the need for a witness in a “significant

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Barclays UK delivers £34.3bn in gross mortgage lending as completions reach four-year high

Barclays UK issued £34.3bn in gross mortgage lending in 2025, up from a figure of £23.9bn the year before. It said this growth was in

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Mortgage Brain onboards two firms to technology hub

Technology provider Mortgage Brain has onboarded Mortgage Force and Affinity Group to its hub. Brokers from both firms will have access to Mortgage Brain hub’s

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Mortgage rates have leveled off near 6% — what buyers should know

30-year fixed mortgage rates averaged 6.11% as of Feb. 5, 2026, holding near its lowest level in years and remaining essentially flat from the previous week’s

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Mortgage provider Gen H launches in Scotland

Residential mortgage lender Gen H has expanded to Scotland. Data from the Bank of Scotland indicates that the average first-time buyer property now costs approximately

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Mortgage affordability at four-year high after rates fell in January

Nearly 1.3 million mortgages — including more than 500,000 originated in 2025 — carry rates between 6.875% and 6.99%, the most sensitive group to recent

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They Asked Middle-Class Homeowners With $6,000 Mortgages If They Regret It. Some Now Wonder If Renting And Investing Would Have Been Smarter – Yahoo Finance Singapore

They Asked Middle-Class Homeowners With $6,000 Mortgages If They Regret It. Some Now Wonder If Renting And Investing Would Have Been Smarter  Yahoo Finance Singapore Source

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‘Mortgage rates are falling – so is there hope for first-time buyers in 2026?’

House prices have steadied and borrowing is getting cheaper, but big deposits, high rents and fragile finances mean buying a first home remains out of

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Considering making an extra mortgage payment? A CFP on what to weigh first

If you’ve ever considered paying off your mortgage three, five or even 10 years earlier by making extra payments, you’re not alone.  Ross Mannino, a