- June 21, 2025
April Mortgages joins Legal & General Mortgage Club lender panel – Mortgage Finance Gazette
Legal & General Mortgage Club has added April Mortgages to its lender panel. The tie-up will initially give HL Partnership and Stonebridge brokers who submit
Lenders Update Buy-to-Let Mortgage Options with Rate Reductions and Enhanced Support
Enhancements in Mortgage OptionsThe Mortgage Works (TMW) has announced a strategic reduction in rates across a selection of its buy-to-let and limited company mortgage products,
Kensington Mortgages partners with Koodoo – The Intermediary
Kensington Mortgages is set to enhance its mortgage origination process through a partnership with Koodoo. The collaboration was formed to leverage Koodoo’s artificial intelligence (AI)
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Signs of life in the mortgage market – but maybe the first home buyers have hit the ceiling
The latest monthly mortgage figures are showing a 4% seasonally-adjusted rise, according to the Reserve Bank (RBNZ). In February 2024 there was $4.915 billion worth of
More buy to let mortgage rate changes from lenders…
For limited companies, new rates include a two-year fixed rate for purchase and remortgage at 4.99% with a 3% fee, available up to 75% LTV
Should You Use Your Tax Refund to Pay Down Your Mortgage Sooner?
Many people who file a tax return end up getting a refund from the IRS. And as of March 3, the average IRS refund issued
British vicars trapped in retirement crisis after being unable to pay back ‘unaffordable’ Church loans
Former vicars have been left struggling after taking on “unaffordable” Church of England home loans. Interest-only mortgage deals offered by the Church of England “backfired”
Under siege… but will US activist help revive Scottish Mortgage investment trust?
Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust (SMIT) was once the toast of the City but its fall from grace over the past two-and-a-half years has upset many
Why Purchasing Artwork Is a Tax-Savvy Investment: The Case for Art as a Capital Gains Exempt Asset
Why Purchasing Artwork Is a Tax-Savvy Investment: The Case for Art as a Capital Gains Exempt Asset When most people think of investing, they picture