- February 10, 2026
What to do with your mortgage if you’re buying a house or remortgaging this year
Mortgage rates have started to level out after weeks of reductions, with experts warning there is no guarantee they will go any lower in the
Top 10 most read mortgage broker stories this week – 06/02/2026
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What are today’s mortgage interest rates: February 6, 2026?
Mortgage interest rates are considerably lower than they were around this point in 2025. jabkitticha/Getty Images Searching for a home to purchase isn’t always easy.
Major mortgage shake-up from NatWest and Rightmove with ‘instant’ decisions
Major mortgage shake-up from NatWest and Rightmove with ‘instant’ decisions – Birmingham Live Need to know This new collaboration comes as the Bank of England
Australian banks passed interest rate hikes on to mortgage holders – so why haven’t they done so for savings accounts? – The Guardian
Australian banks passed interest rate hikes on to mortgage holders – so why haven’t they done so for savings accounts? The Guardian Lenders raise mortgages as
A Social Worker Says They Paid Off Their Mortgage In Only 1.5 Years, But Is This Something Others Could Replicate Or Are They Just An Outlier – Yahoo Finance Singapore
A Social Worker Says They Paid Off Their Mortgage In Only 1.5 Years, But Is This Something Others Could Replicate Or Are They Just An
BBC Audio | The Martin Lewis Podcast
Martin Lewis on whether you should use savings to overpay your mortgage – factoring in your emergency fund, your rates, and whether overpayments come with
Save over $40,000 by refinancing
Mortgage rates are finally cooling off. And homeowners who bought between 2023 and 2025, when rates were stubbornly high, can save a lot by refinancing — even
How I paid off my £330,000, 25-year mortgage in just four years and you can too: It saved me £70,000 in interest and let me quit my job – it’s not as hard as it sounds
When Jinesh Vohra, 42, bought his first home with his wife for £440,000 in Watford in 2012, he agreed to repay his mortgage over 25
Helping loved ones onto the ladder with a lifetime mortgage
Young adults have found themselves priced out of the property market, continuing to live at home or rent. A significant number are turning to their parents