- August 12, 2026
Should I REALLY use an interest-only mortgage as a buy-to-let landlord?
[ad_1] I’m thinking about purchasing my first ever buy-to-let property. I know the city I want to buy it in and even have a couple
Huge North-South mortgage divide revealed for first time buyers
[ad_1] Regional differences are stopping first-time buyers from stepping onto the property ladder with some areas of the UK presenting more challenges than most for
Is it worthwhile switching my mortgage due to rising interest rates or should I stay put?
[ad_1] A. Homeowners are often reluctant to revisit their mortgages and shop around for a better deal. Thousands of Irish homeowners are needlessly paying thousands
Purplebricks launches mortgage division – Property Industry Eye
[ad_1] Purplebricks has launched Purplebricks Mortgages Limited and retired the Strike Financial Services brand. The move will see a team of more than 150 people
Hinckley & Rugby lowers mortgage rates in spring refr…
[ad_1] The mutual has announced a refresh of its product range to ensure it continues to meet the complex needs of today’s homebuyer. Included in
Number of mortgage approvals jumps to highest level since September 2022 up from 60,500 in February to 61,300 in March
[ad_1] Mortgage approvals rose from 60,500 in February to 61,300 in March, BoE says The number of mortgage approvals made to home buyers jumped in March
Approvals hit 18-month high | Mortgage Introducer
[ad_1] “All eyes are now on when we might see that first base rate cut since the onset of the pandemic, which should drive more
Aldermore relaunches adverse credit mortgage range
[ad_1] Aldermore has reintroduced a range of mortgages designed to help borrowers who have experienced credit difficulties. Aldermore’s adverse credit deals are organised
Have they gone up or down?
[ad_1] Skipton Building Society has announced it is cutting rates in the same week three of the ‘big six’ lenders introduced price hikes.
Number of Hong Kong mortgage holders with negative equity soars to 20-year high, most since Sars epidemic
[ad_1] Hong Kong’s declining home prices dragged more mortgage borrowers into negative equity, putting them under greater financial strain as property prices show little prospect