What Mortgage

There has been a bridging loan boom in Autumn as a consequence of downsizing and shifts in the buy-to-let market following the Budget.

FTAdviser

The days of the ‘dinner party’ landlord are gone, according to mortgage advisers in Scotland who have said operating in the space is now the preserve of professional portfolio landlords.

The Telegraph

HSBC increases fixed-rate deals as lenders price in higher borrowing costs

Express.co.uk

Mortgage repayments are set to increase for many homeowners as the base interest rate is expected to continue to climb.

The Telegraph

Tax changes are penalising those who form a crucial part of UK’s economic growth

The Telegraph

Homeowners struggling to pay can apply for government support

Freelance Informer

How can freelancers protect themselves from rising inflation and interest rates when it comes to their SIPPs and mortgages?

IFA Magazine

With all the question marks surrounding the economy, rates set to rise further (potentially sharply) and some predicting a property market crash, one broker h

inews.co.uk

Meanwhile Nationwide has dramatically increased the interest rates charged across its whole range of mortgages

The Negotiator

Stamp Duty is expected to be cut in tomorrow’s mini-budget and the property industry is mostly delighted but some point to blind cynicism.

Mortgage Solutions

Second charge mortgages are likely to become more popular among borrowers looking to raise additional funding as rising interest rates stand to make remortgages and further advances less attractive.

FTAdviser.com

Mortgage approvals for house purchases ticked down further in August as the housing market continued to cool and borrowers are increasingly negotiating prices according to experts

The Telegraph

Number of loans on the market has more than doubled

Evening Standard

House prices surged by more than 10 per cent to a new high last month as a chronic shortage of homes for sale and the stamp duty holiday turbo-charged the property market.