In the fight against rising insterest rates a popular method has always been to make mortgage overpayments. This helps homeowners reduce the amount they owe, pay less interest and be moretgage free sooner. Homeowners have overpaid their mortgages by a record £6.7 billion The jump is likely to have been triggered by rising interest rates, […]
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Most landlords are in favour of the introduction of the Decent Homes Standard, the biggest shake up in the private rented sector for 30 years. 74% of landlords also expressed frustration with the lack of action taken against rogue landlords, saying local authorities should do more to drive out those who let sub-standard homes The
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When purchasing a home, you will often require a survey, this is to confirm with you lender/bank that the property you are purchasing meets the value of the price you are paying for it. This gives the bank protection as the loan is equivalent to the properties value less the 5%-25% of your deposit. Here
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If you are looking to get yourself on the property ladder as many other people are, or perhaps you just want to put some money aside, we have you covered. Open a high interest current account/savings account Switch to a more affordable energy provider Turn thermostat to between 18°C and 21°C Draught proof windows &
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With higher mortgage rates and increased cost of living pressures many households will find this budget focuses on encouraging the economy and jobs. The Spring budget only had a few things affecting the housing market. Stamp duty is remains unchanged and we expect this to be the case until 2025. Landlords now have a lower
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The government recently discontinued their help to buy scheme that allowed first time buyers to purchase a home with 5% deposit, however not all is lost as other schemes have come it’s absence. Shared ownership: if you cannot afford the entire deposit for a home, it can be possible to attain ownership between 10%-75%, you
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New build homes save homeowners more than £3000 a year on energy bills, whilst upgrading an older home to the same standard can be very expensive. Around 85% of new build houses and flats have an Energy Performance Certificate rating of A or B, compared with just 4% of existing older homes More than half
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With many people throughout the UK still struggling through the global cost of living crisis. The government is still offering further support and advice to help you get through this. Cost of living payments: aimed to help those on low income, benefits or tax credits. Energy saving advice: these small changes can add up throughout
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With the government reassessing the help to buy schemes available, with a view to bring new opportunities allowing people to own their home. Whilst waiting on the government Fairview homes have come up with a solution to help first time buyers get onto the property ladder and this makes perfect business sense in a market
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It might seem odd for us to be writing about last years exceptionally hot weather, especially in the middle of winter with frost fairly ubiquitous and we even had snow in the South of the UK last December. Since annual records began 140 years ago, 2022 has been the warmest year for the UK. The
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