As more homes are coming up for sale across the UK, we find that buyers are given more choice when looking as they are staying on the market longer than previously due to the higher interest rates and the cost of living effecting affordability. The number of homes for sale across the UK is increasing, […]
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With the cost of living crisis among us, many people still wish to celebrate the holidays with their usual decorations, but are unsure how this might affect their energy consumption. There are some simple changes you can make to help with this. Switch to LED lights (uses up to 90% less electricity than incandescent bulbs).
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Asking your landlord for help can be a good start With the cost of living crisis renters falling into arrears and then being evicted is one of the main reasons for many becoming homeless. Many landlords and employers would be open to helping at this time of the year, but you will need to let
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House price growth over the last 3 months has dropped to 0.7%, the lowest level since February 2020 – but there are no price falls just yet. Here’s a closer look at what’s happening with UK house prices. House price growth was at 0.7% over the last 3 months, the lowest quarterly growth since February
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Stamp duty cuts reversed and rising council tax rates on the way; but the energy price cap remains in place. We discuss how this is to effect mortgage rates and affordability. Stamp duty cuts to be reversed in April 2025 Energy price cap, raised to £3,000, to stay in place for a further 12 months
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In times of uncertainty we can at least rely on experts predictions and how the market has also responded in the last couple of years surrounding the pandemic. Here we look to answer the following; if mortgage rates will fall, property prices stabilise and and if negative equity should be a concern. Mortgage rates look
Green scheme is a fund that aims to give homeowners more financing options for energy efficient home improvements. The Green Home Finance Accelerator encourages lenders to develop loans for green home improvements. A wider choice of affordable loans will help homeowners improve energy efficiency, reduce bills and cut their carbon footprint. The fund is now
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As the UK looks for economic stability with Rishi Sunak as the new prime minister, we expect the government to review the countries policies, in a hope that we see falling mortgage rates and positive rental market reforms as planned. Rishi Sunak is the new prime minister, what to expect under his leadership. Mortgage rates
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Over 900 deals were withdrawn in less than 24 hours, whilst lenders look to reprice their loans. Mortgage offers will return once interest rates have been reassessed following the budget and outlook for the future. More than 900 products, representing one third of the mortgage market, were pulled overnight between 27 and 28 September The
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Following Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-Budget the value of the pound has drastically fallen. The value of the pound has fallen steeply since Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng delivered his mini-Budget, briefly hitting a record low against the US dollar The situation is expected to lead to higher interest rates, which could reach 6% by May Mortgage rates
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