Landlords are being urged to seek cheaper mortgage
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As the Budget approaches, the clamour to reverse buy-to-let tax hikes will undoubtedly be raised
I’m no fan of stamp duty, nor an enemy of buy-to-let, but reversing the 3 per cent surcharge for additional properties
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Whilst the days of 100% mortgages are behind us for now it can be possible in certain circumstances to buy a property without investing any of your own cash. Buying from a property under a
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Following the Bank of England base rate reduction to 0.25% many people are fixing their mortgage now with the thought of interest rates can’t go much lower. But there are tens of thousands of mortgage-holders
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Help to Buy Isa shambles: so are these accounts still worth it?
Help to Buy Isas are being revisited by hundreds of thousands of would-be home buyers after The Telegraph revealed a smallprint technicality which means they
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When it comes to applying for a mortgage and your credit score, the fewer addresses you
More and more people these days pay much closer attention to their credit rating. Consumer awareness
Many schools now only offer Newly Qualified Teachers (NQT’s) a 12-month initial contract as standard. This
How much deposit you need to buy a property depends on your circumstances and what it
So, you’ve saved up for your deposit (or got the green light from “Bank of Mum
According to the Office of National Statistics the UK is going through a bit of a
My Interest only mortgage is ending – what are my options? Generally, in the run up towards
‘Bank of mum and dad’ lends £5bn a year in UK, says L&G Lending from parents to
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