- October 19, 2026
3 Jun to 7 Jun – Mortgage Strategy
[ad_1] Mortgage Strategy Updates for This Week Stay ahead of the curve with this week’s crucial mortgage updates. Santander hires Morris as head of homes
General election: Labour pledges ‘freedom to buy’ scheme to get 80,000 young people on the property ladder
[ad_1] Labour has unveiled it’s ‘Freedom to Buy’ scheme ahead of the general election, which promises to get 80,000 young first-time buyers onto the property
Labour’s ‘Freedom to Buy’ mortgage scheme explained: How would it affect you?
[ad_1] Labour has pledged to get more young Brits onto the housing ladder with its Freedom to Buy Scheme – but what is it and
Lenders increasing rates outnumber those cutting: Moneyfacts – Mortgage Strategy
[ad_1] This week, the number of rate increases to selected fixed rates vastly overtook those lenders making cuts, in addition there were also a handful
Kensington Mortgages tweaks Professionals criteria; TSB ups rates – round-up
[ad_1] Kensington Mortgages has made improvements to its Professionals product range and brought out 95% loan to value (LTV) special rates. Kensington Mortgages
Santander loosens landlord criteria, updates AML questions on deposits – Mortgage Strategy
[ad_1] Santander for intermediaries will loosen criteria rules for landlords and update its anti-money laundering policy for deposits from Monday (10 June). The high
Labour pledges to make mortgage guarantee scheme permanent
[ad_1] Labour has announced that it will make the mortgage guarantee scheme permanent to help get more people on to the property ladder in
June 7, 2024—Rates Move Down – Forbes Advisor
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Mortgage Interest Rates Today, June 7, 2024
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Freedom to Buy only helps FTBs who can afford bigger mortgage
[ad_1] Extension of Freedom to Buy will help some first time buyers, but only “if they can afford a bigger mortgage”, according to the Institute