The recent trajectory of interest rates has undoubtedly been at the forefront of everyone’s thoughts. However, in a surprising turn of events, the Bank of England’s base rate has recently remained stable following a remarkable...
What are Swap Rates? Swap rates, also known as interest rate swaps, allow two parties to exchange interest rate cash flows over a specified period. In the context of mortgages, banks and lenders use interest...
Welcome to our first-time buyer guide. Whether you’ve been living with your parents or you’re leaving the world of renting behind, not much beats the excitement of moving into your very first home. Owning a...
A bridging loan is a particular type of short-term property finance, covering anything between a few days to a couple of years. The loans provide an interim solution when the standard mortgage process is either...
As of November 2021, there were 4.2 million self-employed people in the UK, and many of them will think about owning their own homes at some point. Mortgage lenders will consider you self-employed if you...
If you have ever bought a property then you will no doubt know how invaluable it is to receive sound mortgage advice from a professional. Today, we speak to Samantha Allnutt, a Mortgage Advisor at...
Anyone who has applied for a mortgage over the past 18 months will know that tough new affordability rules have made it more difficult to secure a loan. Lenders are looking in forensic detail at...
Our monthly property market review is intended to provide background to recent developments in property markets as well as to give an indication of how some key issues could impact in the future. We are...
I wanted to talk a little bit about holiday let mortgages this time around as I have seen a spike in applications and enquiries recently. The global pandemic, lockdown and ongoing overseas travel restrictions have...
1 in 6 people are estimated to currently be taking a mortgage holiday, but it is not a free holiday, and many people may not understand the true impact. With the mortgage payment holiday scheme...
A lot of you may be going through some financial strain and uncertainty at the moment. For most people the monthly mortgage commitment will be the largest single expense. Therefore, it is important mortgage borrowers...
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