Justin Moy's Media Coverage

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Daily Mirror

Halifax confirms change for customers 'from Friday' with 'cost cut'

It has been welcomed as 'very encouraging', with other expected to follow

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FT Adviser

Semi-commercial property becoming ‘alternative’ to traditional BTL

Semi-commercial property is becoming a “sexy alternative” to traditional buy-to-let for a growing number of landlords as residential properties become less attractive, according to Ben Perks.

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Daily Mirror

New UK renting law update as landlords ‘make change’

The Renters’ Rights Act came in earlier this year

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AOL.com

New UK renting law update as landlords ‘make change’ - AOL

The Renters’ Rights Act came in earlier this year

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The Sun

Nationwide becomes first major lender to DROP rates as 1.8million face remortgaging shock this year

NATIONWIDE Building Society has become the first major lender to cut mortgage rates after weeks of increases across the market.

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Daily Mirror

Nationwide makes ‘welcome’ change for customers from Tuesday

Things are really up and down at the moment

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Daily Express

Nationwide announces new rule for customers ‘from today’

Sounds helpful, but don’t get carried away

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Daily Express

Barclays brings ‘good news’ update for borrowers

Finally, a tiny bit of relief

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Daily Mirror

Nationwide customers told of change ‘from tomorrow’

The changes take effect from Tuesday, July 7, 2026

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Liverpool Echo

Nationwide announces change for customers ‘from Tuesday’

It’s good news for the second time in little over a week

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Daily Express

Nationwide new change for UK customers ‘begins on Tuesday’

Nice to see some proper competition again

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Wales Online

Nationwide announces change for customers ‘from Tuesday’

It’s good news for the second time in little over a week

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Chronicle Live

Nationwide announces change for customers ‘from Tuesday’

It’s good news for the second time in little over a week

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Cambridgeshire Live

Nationwide announces change for customers ‘from Tuesday’

It’s good news for the second time in little over a week

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Chronicle Live

Virgin Money follows Nationwide with change for UK customers

Experts are expecting more soon as well

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Daily Express

Virgin Money makes key change for UK customers following Nationwide

Experts are predicting others will soon follow suit

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Daily Mirror

Virgin Money confirms immediate change for UK customers

Experts are predicting more to come

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Daily Express

FTSE 100 ‘rebounds’ after Starmer quits as PM - but gilts face ‘upward pressure’

The Prime Minister’s resignation has sparked investor anxiety and inflation fears.

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Daily Express

Nationwide confirms key change for customers ‘from Tuesday’

Nationwide has given a new update to start the week

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Daily Mirror

Important Monday update for anyone taking out a UK mortgage

Mortgage brokers and property experts have hailed Trump’s Middle East peace deal, but also issued a note of caution

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Justin Moy

‘Stumbling block’ charge alert after new Nationwide update

One expert said some people should be exempt from the charge

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Daily Mirror

‘Stumbling block’ charge alert after new Nationwide update

One expert said some people should be exempt from the charge

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FT Adviser

Stamp duty has ‘become a drag’ on the housing market

The government is facing renewed calls to reform stamp duty amid stuttering house price growth.

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Chronicle Live

Halifax ‘positive’ move after new Nationwide update

It’s a mixed and changing picture

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FT Adviser

Renters’ Rights Act blamed for house price slowdown

Controversial rental reforms have driven a reduction in house prices as buy-to-let investors have been spooked from the market, property professionals claim.

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Daily Express

Halifax announces change for customers as Nationwide issues update

Feels like a brief breather, not a turning point

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Wales Online

Halifax ‘positive’ move after new Nationwide update

It’s a mixed and changing picture

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Daily Telegraph

Smaller landlords ‘spooked’ by Rayner reforms

Angela Rayner’s renters reforms have prompted many private landlords to sell up, economists and mortgage brokers have warned.

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Daily Mirror

New Nationwide update as ‘impact feeds through’

The building society has given its latest take

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Wales Online

Nationwide Monday update as ‘conditions perfect for bargain’

The building society released a key update on Monday morning

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FT Adviser

Credit agency ‘clears the air’ following broker poaching concerns

An update from credit checking company Checkmyfile, following concerns it was “poaching” clients, has been welcomed by brokers.

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FT Adviser

Credit agency ‘clears the air’ following broker poaching concerns

An update from credit checking company Checkmyfile, following concerns it was “poaching” clients, has been welcomed by brokers.

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Yorkshire Live

Nationwide, Virgin, NatWest customers among those told ‘be quick’

Anyone looking to lock in a deal is being urged to do it quickly

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Daily Mirror

‘May 21’ alert for customers after Nationwide, Virgin make changes

Experts warn things could be about to change again

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Daily Star

‘May 21’ alert for customers after Nationwide, Virgin make changes

Experts warn things could be about to change again

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Daily Express

Nationwide, Santander, NatWest customers among those given ‘May 21’ alert

Lenders including Nationwide, Virgin Money and NatWest have been making changes in recent weeks

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FT Adviser

Lloyds £5k deposit mortgage ‘shot in the arm’ for FTBs

new £5,000 deposit mortgage is “a genuine shot in the arm for aspiring homebuyers”, according to brokers.

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Daily Mirror

‘Rates cut’ for Santander and NatWest customers

There are changes happening this week

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Cambridgeshire Live

NatWest and Santander customers ‘cost reduction this week’

Both banks have announced changes

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Daily Mirror

NatWest, Barclays and TSB new updates as customers told ‘act fast’

NatWest, Barclays and TSB have all announced further cuts

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Liverpool Echo

Nationwide change begins today as benefit ‘passed to customers’

Halifax has also made an announcement, following TSB, Santander, Barclays and HSBC

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Daily Express

Nationwide announces major change for customers ‘from today’

Feels like a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment

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Daily Express

Nationwide update as major change confirmed from Friday

Friday will see an update from the Nationwide Building Society

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Liverpool Echo

Nationwide confirms new boost from Friday

Friday sees a fresh update from the Nationwide Building Society

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Daily Mirror

‘Good news’ update for Santander, first direct and TSB customers

The picture is changing day by day at the moment

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Daily Express

HSBC, Santander and TSB make major mortgage change – ‘significant shift’

The changes will come into effect on Thursday and Friday.

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Thisismoney

Mortgages vanishing at record speeds: Typical deal now exists for just EIGHT days as lenders rush to raise rates on Iran...

People seeking a new mortgage are finding the best deals are vanishing in a matter of days, as lenders pull them from the market or increase the rate.

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The Mirror

Lesser-known mortgage decision ‘gives space’ and it’s not fixed rate

People coming to the end of a deal are being urged to consider their options

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Thisismoney

Lowest fixed rate mortgages go above 4.5% as NatWest hikes prices

The lowest fixed rate mortgages are set to go above 4.5 per cent today as another high street bank raises its home loan prices.

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Express.co.uk

Home buyers warned mortgages could hit three-year high in weeks

Experts have warned prospective house-hunters to prepare ‘for a bumpy ride’

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Daily Mirror

Home buyers warned of three-year high mortgages by April 30

Experts have warned the Middle East conflict means the mortgage interest rate is rising sharply

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The i Paper

I’m an expat working on a yacht – this is the mortgage I used to buy in the UK

There are many ways people can get on the property ladder, including through the use of joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages – something Charlotte Thomas used

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Daily Mirror

Virgin Money customers set for ‘extreme’ change from tomorrow

An expert has labelled the change as ‘extreme’

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Liverpool Echo

Nationwide makes new announcement and customers ‘should take action’

Halifax has also given an update and others are predicted to follow

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Lancs Live

Nationwide makes new announcement and customers ‘should take action’

Halifax has also given an update and others are predicted to follow

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Cambridge Live

Nationwide makes new announcement and customers ‘should take action’

Halifax has also given an update and others are predicted to follow

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Daily Star

Nationwide customers given new update with ‘act now’ advice

Halifax also gave an update on Monday afternoon

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Teeside Live

Nationwide makes new announcement and customers ‘should take action’

Halifax has also given an update and others are predicted to follow

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Daily Mirror

Nationwide customers given new update with ‘act now’ advice

Halifax also gave an update on Monday afternoon

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Get Surrey

Nationwide makes new announcement and customers ‘should take action’

Halifax has also given an update and others are predicted to follow

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Express.co.uk

Santander hikes home loans rates for third time in 10 days in new blow

The changes are due to take effect from Friday

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Property Portfolio Investor

Santander cuts 85% and 90% LTV mortgage rates below 4% as brokers warn swap surge could trigger increases

Santander has cut selected 85% and 90% LTV fixed rates below 4%, but brokers warn rising swap rates linked to Middle East tensions could lead to mortgage rate increases.

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Birmingham Live

Santander issues announcement for UK customers ‘from Wednesday’ amid Iran war

It will be offering selected fixed 85% and 90% loan-to-value (LTV) rates going under 4%.

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Swindon Advertiser

Nationwide warns borrowers ‘rates are climbing’ - here’s how much you could pay

Nationwide is raising fixed mortgage rates up to 0.25. Find out how this affects homeowners, first-time buyers, and anyone on a fixed deal.

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Hexham Courant

Nationwide warns borrowers ‘rates are climbing’ - here’s how much you could pay

Nationwide is raising fixed mortgage rates up to 0.25. Find out how this affects homeowners, first-time buyers, and anyone on a fixed deal.

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Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Nationwide warns borrowers ‘rates are climbing’ - here’s how much you could pay

Nationwide is raising fixed mortgage rates up to 0.25. Find out how this affects homeowners, first-time buyers, and anyone on a fixed deal.

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Andover Advertiser

Nationwide warns borrowers ‘rates are climbing’ - here’s how much you could pay

Nationwide is raising fixed mortgage rates up to 0.25. Find out how this affects homeowners, first-time buyers, and anyone on a fixed deal.

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Times and Star

Nationwide warns borrowers ‘rates are climbing’ - here’s how much you could pay

Nationwide is raising fixed mortgage rates up to 0.25. Find out how this affects homeowners, first-time buyers, and anyone on a fixed deal.

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Express.co.uk

Nationwide makes major change for customers ‘from today’

That monthly payment dread is back

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City AM

‘And so it begins’ - Mortgage lenders kick rates back up amid Middle East crisis

HSBC UK has said it will increase some of its mortgage rates for first-time buyers, movers and re-mortgagers from Friday.

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Express.co.uk

HSBC customers face costly change ‘from Friday’

Experts have given their take as a volatile week continues

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Express.co.uk

Santander makes major announcement for customers but ‘window closing’

Experts have said it’s unlikely to be repeated for a while

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Express.co.uk

Key Nationwide update for customers but it ‘could be derailed’

It’s been a turbulent weekend on the world stage

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Daily Mirror

Nationwide gives ’10% rise’ update but weekend events ‘could derail’

Experts have given their verdict after a turbulent weekend on the world stage

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Thisismoney

Bleak jobs figures boost chances of a Bank of England rate cut in March

Rising unemployment has increased the chance of a rate cut at the Bank of England’s next meeting in March, say economists.

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Express.co.uk

Nationwide slashes mortgage rates to 3.54% in ‘great news’ for market

The wider industry has reacted to the news, with brokers suggesting the cuts could prompt other lenders to follow.

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Thisismoney

Nationwide first lender to allow mortgage deeds to be signed electronically and without a witness

Nationwide Building Society has become the first lender to allow a mortgage deed to be signed electronically and without the need for a witness.

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Daily Mirror

Nationwide makes major change for customers and is ‘first in UK’

It’s been said that it’ll speed things up

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Thisismoney

House prices rise in January as buyers return to market with typical values up £2,660 on a year ago

House prices have started the year on the up, according to the latest figures from Nationwide Building Society.

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Daily Mirror

NatWest customers could get £37,500 extra in new update

It’s been called a good thing, but experts have issued a note of caution as well

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Birmingham Live

Major high street bank announces rate cut of up to 0.24%

Halifax has also confirmed reductions of up to 0.11 per cent

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Santander hikes mortgage rates: Why borrowers should act now - what MORTGAGE

Borrowers who are on the fence over whether to secure a mortgage deal now or wait are being urged to act now after one high street lender hiked rates.

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GB News

Mortgage deals hit highest level since 2007 in 'huge milestone' with 7,158 products currently available

Homebuyers now have access to more mortgage options than at any point in almost two decades, according to new industry data.

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Express.co.uk

Three major banks slash mortgage rates in ‘important’ market signal

Experts are expecting further steady, gradual reductions through 2026.

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Thisismoney

Three major banks slash mortgage rates in new year boost for borrowers

Three major high street banks have kicked off 2026 by slashing the interest rates on their mortgages.

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Property Portfolio Investor

Barclays cuts mortgage rates as lenders edge closer to 3.5%

Barclays has cut mortgage rates, pushing more deals into the 3.5% range. Brokers say the move signals where rates are heading in 2026.

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GB News

Nationwide Building Society issues property market update as 'house prices will continue to stall in 2026'

Mortgage analysts are warning that "house prices will continue to stall in 2026" after data from Nationwide Building Society found a dip in property prices towards the end of last year.

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Cambridgeshire Live

Mortgage relief on the horizon as major rate fall predicted

Brokers predict sub-3% mortgage deals for prime borrowers as inflation falls and lenders gear up for battle over best rates in 2026

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Bristol Live

Mortgage ‘comeback’ expected as rates poised to drop below 3%

Brokers predict sub-3% mortgage deals for prime borrowers as inflation falls and lenders gear up for battle over best rates in 2026

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GB News

Mortgage 'comeback' for Britain as interest rates could drop 'sub-3%'

Mortgage brokers are forecasting that rates could dip beneath three per cent during the coming year, with industry experts declaring that 2026 appears poised for a significant turnaround in home lending.

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Express.co.uk

Mortgage hunters poised for 2026 gift as rates set to ‘drop below 3%’

It comes after inflation fell more sharply than expected and a price war looms

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Teesside Live

NatWest cuts mortgage rates as market heats up in festive price war

The cuts come ahead of a Bank of England base rate decision next week

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WalesOnline

NatWest cuts mortgage rates as market heats up in festive price war

The cuts come ahead of a Bank of England base rate decision next week

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Express.co.uk

‘Slap in the face’ warning issued over 85p wage increase from April

Millions of low income workers will be handed a pay rise from next April.

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FT Adviser

Reeves increases minimum wage by 4.1%

The government has announced that minimum wage rates will increase next year, but small business owners have raised concerns.

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Birmingham Live

NatWest and Barclays make major announcement for customers moving home

Some experts have called the move “reckless” by the banks

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Express.co.uk

Shocking poll shows Brits will rage at Reeves if she makes one brutal tax move

EXCLUSIVE: We asked readers if they would accept cuts to state pension to help Rachel Reeves fix our economy, but she will not like their answer.

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FT Adviser

TSB and Nationwide cut rates to lowest levels since 2022 Budget

Nationwide and TSB have announced further cuts to their mortgage rates to some of the cheapest since the 2022 Budget.

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Mortgage rates as low as 3.64% as Nationwide makes more cuts - what MORTGAGE

Nationwide has cut mortgage prices again and is now offering a deal with a rate of 3.64%.

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International Business Times UK

Nationwide Cuts Mortgage Rates to 3.64% – What It Means for UK Buyers

Nationwide slashes mortgage rates to 3.64%, fuelling UK housing market revival. Fixed deals under 4% boost remortgaging and buyer confidence.

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This Is Money

Mortgage war erupts: Nationwide cuts rates to 3.64%

A mortgage rate war has fully erupted after Nationwide became the latest lender to announce it’s slashing home loan prices.

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Rental payments to be included in Experian credit score - what MORTGAGE

Experian, one of the UK’s main credit reference agencies, is now including rental payments to assess people’s credit rating, it was announced today.

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FT Adviser

Brokers warn about mortgage prisoners as MPowered stops lending

Mortgage provider MPowered will no longer be providing any new mortgage lending which brokers have warned could risk creating mortgage prisoners.

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Birmingham Live

TSB and NatWest announce rate cuts ahead of Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget

Barclays, HSBC and Santander also revealed a cut to their rates

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The Times

Four banks cut mortgage rates in fresh price war

Better-than-expected inflation and a slowing property market ahead of the budget have prompted lenders to slash prices to drum up more business

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The i Paper

‘Mortgage price war in the air’ as Barclays, Santander and HSBC cut rates

Three of the UK’s biggest high street lenders have all cut rates across popular two-and-five-year fixes, offering some relief to both new buyers and existing borrrowers

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Business Matters

Rise in people and firms cancelling private medical insurance as tax squeeze bites: “The numbers no longer stack up”

Financial advisers report a rise in businesses and individuals cancelling private medical insurance as tax pressures and costs mount.

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Barclays and HSBC cut mortgage rates - what MORTGAGE

Two of the ‘big six’ lenders have announced mortgage rate cuts today in a move which will benefit anyone about to buy a home or remortgage.

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The i Paper

Households locking in mortgage deals amid fears of post-Budget rate rises

Experts suggest mortgage borrowers look to lock in deals six months in advance of their current term ending

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Express.co.uk

Rachel Reeves crisis as borrowing soars and ‘UK on verge of being repossessed’

Experts have waded into shocking new Office for National Statistics data showing UK’s borrowing soared last month, in part thanks to public sector pay rises.

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Business Insider

Amazon internet outage: What has happened and who is affected?

Many of the world's biggest apps including HMRC, Zoom, Snapchat and several banking services have reported outages as a result of a disruption affecting Amazon Web Services (AWS) - here is what we know....

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Express.co.uk

Alexa, Lloyds, Snapchat, Fortnite and more crash after major internet outage

Snapchat, Roblox, Canva, Fortnite, Duolingo, some banks, including Halifax, Lloyds and Bank of Scotland, and many other websites have been affected after AWS went down.

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The Sun

New 5% deposit mortgage launched to help first-time buyers get new-build homes as government scheme axed

HOUSE hunters could land their new home with a 5% mortgage deposit thanks to a freshly unveiled loan scheme.

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Express.co.uk

Experts warn of 1 key detail after Kemi Badenoch pledges to scrap stamp duty

Property experts have warned homebuyers that “the devil is in the detail”.

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Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald

Biggest changed to homebuying in history could make buying a ‘dream, not a nightmare’

Changes to the homebuying system could slash costs for buyers and cut the time it takes to move, the Government claimed.

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Border Counties Advertizer

Biggest changed to homebuying in history could make buying a ‘dream, not a nightmare’

Changes to the homebuying system could slash costs for buyers and cut the time it takes to move, the Government claimed.

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Homebuying reforms set to save first-time buyers £710 - what MORTGAGE

Housing market reforms which aim to reduce the cost and time taken to buy and sell homes have been cautiously welcomed by mortgage and property experts.

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Daily Telegraph

Budget has ‘slammed the brakes’ on property market

The Government is to blame for falling house prices, mortgage brokers have said, ahead of the Budget next month.

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Daily Echo

Biggest changed to homebuying in history could make buying a ‘dream, not a nightmare’

Changes to the homebuying system could slash costs for buyers and cut the time it takes to move, the Government claimed.

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Somerset County Gazette

Biggest changed to homebuying in history could make buying a ‘dream, not a nightmare’

Changes to the homebuying system could slash costs for buyers and cut the time it takes to move, the Government claimed.

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Wimbledon Times

Biggest changed to homebuying in history could make buying a ‘dream, not a nightmare’

Changes to the homebuying system could slash costs for buyers and cut the time it takes to move, the Government claimed.

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The Northern Echo

Biggest changed to homebuying in history could make buying a ‘dream, not a nightmare’

Changes to the homebuying system could slash costs for buyers and cut the time it takes to move, the Government claimed.

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Daily Star

Earnings from adult platforms or Airbnb could stop you getting mortgage

Many hopeful lenders turn to side-hustles to raise funds, including Airbnb, Only Fans or even high-risk gambling - but experts have warned some banks could take a dim view

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GB News

New 'part and part' mortgage product unveiled to 'carefully tailor' payments for first-time buyers

A brand new mortgage solution has emerged for aspiring homeowners struggling with affordability barriers.

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Express.co.uk

Stubborn inflation leaves experts all saying same thing about interest rates

Mortgage brokers have shared their verdict on what today’s inflation data means for interest rates.

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Daily Telegraph

Mortgage lender bans deposits from Bank of Mum and Dad

New loan reserved for first-time buyers without access to parental help

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Sky News

Brokers warn 'tide has turned' for borrowers as lenders raise mortgage rates

Two major lenders have increased their fixed rate mortgages today, causing more misery for borrowers.

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Express.co.uk

Low deposit mortgages hit 17-year high as lenders ‘bend over backwards’

There are currently more than 1,300 low-deposit mortgages on the market, new data shows.

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Estate Agent Today

Down valuations rise as surveyors become ‘judge, jury and executioner’

Mortgage brokers are warning of “judge, jury and executioner” surveyors and wild inconsistencies as they claim down valuations are surging across the property market.

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Express.co.uk

Nationwide Building Society to raise mortgage interest rates by 0.2% in new blow

Other banks and building societies may follow suit, experts warn.

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Birmingham Live

Nationwide makes rule change which could be ‘beginning of the end’

Brokers and financial experts warned that this could be the “beginning of the end of low rates” and it will likely mean the Bank of England (BoE) will not go any lower than its 4% base rate.

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Estate Agent Today

Boost for first-time buyers as HSBC expands loan-to-income ratios

HSBC has increased its loan-to-income (LTI) ratio for first-time buyers.

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Birmingham Live

Nationwide introduces new ‘minimum income’ rule with customers warned

Homeowners who are looking for a new mortgage deal may benefit from enhanced affordability when applying to remortgage to Nationwide, the lender has confirmed.

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Birmingham Live

Inflation rises to 3.8% as borrowers will be ‘looking back in anger’

CPI rose by 0.1% in July 2025, compared with a fall of 0.2% in July 2024

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Birmingham Live

Rachel Reeves plan to replace stamp duty ‘screams of desperation’

The local property tax could replace council tax within two Parliaments

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The i Paper

Barclays launches 3.79% mortgage rate - how much cheaper will deals go?

Lenders are continuing to cut their rates, with Barclays the latest to make a series of reductions

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FTAdviser

Brokers welcome Barclays’ move to cut mortgage rates

A cut in mortgage rates by Barclays could be the start of a “mini price war”, according to brokers.

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FTAdviser

Nationwide enhances affordability criteria for remortgages

has enhanced its affordability criteria for

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Chronicle Live

Nationwide, Santander and TSB cut mortgage rates in ‘bold’ move

Nationwide Building Society has cut rates by up to 0.21 percentage points, following similar reductions by TSB, which has cut selected deals by up to 0.30%, and Santander, which reduced some fixed rates...

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Express.co.uk

‘Bold’ moves by Nationwide, TSB and Santander in tit-for-tat home loan war

The latest reductions are a boost to hard-pressed borrowers taking out new loans.

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The i Paper

Two major lenders cut mortgage rates ahead of expected interest rate cut

Some lenders are cutting mortgage rates whilst others are raising theirs with experts saying there is small room for providers to keep reducing rates

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Daily Mirror

Nationwide making ‘bold’ change to bank accounts which comes into force today

Nationwide has announced mortgage rate cuts from tomorrow of up to 0.21 per cent for those buying a home or looking to remortgage. It could

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MoneyWeek

House prices rising fastest in areas with highest crime rates – where does your area rank?

Property prices are higher in safer areas but growing more slowly than in places benefiting from gentrification and buy-to-lets

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Daily Mail

End of Britain’s housing boom? Warning issued for sellers

The average price tag on a home coming to market in the UK fell to £373,709 this month - marking a £4,531 or 1.2 per cent decrease on June, according to property website Rightmove.

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The Sun

Barclays, Nationwide, Skipton and TSB slash mortgage rates – saving households £1,000s

BARCLAYS, Nationwide, Skipton Building Society and TSB have all slashed mortgage rates this week, kicking off a price war among high street lenders.

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This Is Money

More banks cut mortgage rates with some deals dipping below 4%

The nation’s biggest lenders are competing to attract new borrowers in a sluggish housing market by offering up tasty rates.

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Estate Agent Today

Lenders applying tougher criteria on lower EPC-rated homes – warning

Lenders are already restricting mortgages on properties that don’t meet 2028 Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) minimum standards, brokers claim.

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Introducer Today

Lenders jump the gun on stricter EPC rules for landlords - Introducer Today

The new rules don’t come into effect until 2028 and 2030

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Birmingham Live

Government’s Industrial Strategy ‘too late’ for many businesses, experts warn

Another expert has dismissed the announcement as “more fantasy from the government”.

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FTAdviser

‘A powerful tool’: Gen H launches interest-only product

Gen H has announced the staged launch of an interest only proposition intended to help affordability for homemovers, remortgagers and, critically,

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Daily Record

Customers of three UK banks issued warning over change starting today

A significant change will come into play from Wednesday that will affect thousands of money-minded consumers

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Express.co.uk

Barclays and HSBC customers could be around £288 worse off

A 0.2% rate hike would mean paying around £24 more a month

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Yorkshire Live

HSBC, Barclays and NatWest bank account holders issued warning from tomorrow

Earlier today, HSBC confirmed it is raising rates across its fixed range by up to 0.25 per cent

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Birmingham Live

Warning for anyone banking with NatWest, Barclays, HSBC from tomorrow

The move follows similar increases launched today by HSBC and comes just hours after NatWest said it was cutting rates from the same date.

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The Sun

Mortgage scheme helping first-time buyers with small deposits to end in WEEKS

A MORTGAGE scheme that is helping first-time buyers get on the ladder is set to end within weeks. The mortgage guarantee scheme enables buyers to get a home with just a 5% deposit. It can be used t…

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FTAdviser

High-street office for advisers? ‘Money better spent elsewhere’

UK financial advisers have fallen into two camps over a story FT Adviser published last week, in which we interviewed a woman who wants to set up a ‘shop front’ in her local town.

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Express.co.uk

Huge update for homebuyers with Halifax and Santander

Halifax, Santander and Accord have hiked their fixed mortgage rates in the past 24 hours

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Devon Live

Halifax, Santander, and Accord raise mortgage rates

The increases, though modest, are likely to spread as lenders react to stubborn inflation

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Sky News

'Death by 1,000 increases': Three major lenders push mortgage rates up

Three major lenders have pushed mortgage rates up in the past 24 hours.

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Nottinghamshire Live

Halifax, Santander, and Accord raise mortgage rates

The increases, though modest, are likely to spread as lenders react to stubborn inflation

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Liverpool Echo

Halifax, Santander, and Accord raise mortgage rates

Halifax and Santander announced rate hikes this week

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FTAdviser

Brokers warn buyers to be wary of fire safety shortcut practices

have urged borrowers to be wary of estate agents pressuring them to make fire safety shortcuts when buying a property.

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FTAdviser

Mortgage brokers call out ‘misleading’ finfluencer TikTok

A finfluencer’s social media video discussing a 100 per cent mortgage has been called out as “spreading misinformation” and “misleading” by

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The Sun

Warning for first-time buyers as sub-4% mortgage rates ‘hanging by thread’

EXPERTS are warning first-time buyers to act swiftly, as the cheapest mortgage deals could soon be off the table. Those looking to step onto the property ladder should consider locking in these rat…

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Sky News

Brokers warn rates are about to go up - but there's better news on stress tests

Brokers have warned of mortgage rate increases after higher-than-expected inflation reduced hopes of an interest rate cut in June.

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Daily Mail

Experts reveal tips to protect against inflation after ‘Awful April’

Inflation is back on the rise, with a shock jump arriving today. Financial experts gave us their top tips on what you can do to protect your wealth and income.

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Sky News

Mortgage rates will 'edge upwards' within weeks, brokers warn

Mortgage rates will "edge upwards" in the next few weeks due to the higher-than-expected rise in inflation, brokers have warned.

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Express.co.uk

British growth surge could stall Bank of England rate cuts

The upbeat performance defies earlier warnings of a crisis in business confidence

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Yorkshire Live

Nationwide, TSB and Leeds Building Society in mortgage rate change

Nationwide, TSB and Leeds building society have all altered mortgage rates in the wake of the Bank of England’s decision to slash the base rate to its lowest in two years

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Express.co.uk

Nationwide and TSB make major changes in response to Bank of England rate cut

Nationwide, TSB and Leeds building society have cut rates

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Leicestershire Live

Nationwide makes major changes after Bank of England rate cut

Some of Britain’s biggest mortgage lenders have slashed mortgage rates in response to the Bank of England’s decision to lower the base rate to its lowest level in two years

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News and Star

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money and TSB issue ‘extremely positive’ rate cuts

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money, and TSB have each announced further rate cuts.

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Chelmsford Weekly News

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money and TSB issue ‘extremely positive’ rate cuts

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money, and TSB have each announced further rate cuts.

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Southend Echo (no Riz)

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money and TSB issue ‘extremely positive’ rate cuts

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money, and TSB have each announced further rate cuts.

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The National

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money and TSB issue ‘extremely positive’ rate cuts

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money, and TSB have each announced further rate cuts.

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Redditch Advertiser

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money and TSB issue ‘extremely positive’ rate cuts

Nationwide, Halifax, Virgin Money, and TSB have each announced further rate cuts.

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FTAdviser

FCA’s mortgage proposals could ‘shift risk’ to consumer

The Financial Conduct Authority’s proposals to

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What Mortgage

Skipton offers FTBs delayed start on mortgage repayments - What Mortgage

Skipton Building Society has released a mortgage for first-time buyers which allows them to delay their first mortgage payments for three months.

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The i Paper

UK’s biggest mortgage lender launches rock-bottom 3.79% rate - but there’s a catch

Halifax tempts customers with new deal as rates continue to drop across market

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The Money Pages

Mortgage rates are falling: Should you hold out for lower rates?

Mortgage rates are falling and the Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates next week – so should buyers delay home moving plans in case prices drop further?

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FTAdviser

Buyers ‘playing the waiting game’ for lower mortgage rates

Would-be property buyers are holding back in the hope that the Bank of England will make cuts next week, according to brokers.

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Express.co.uk

Halifax launches “bold” home loan change

Industry experts say the move could help jolt the housing market back to life after a slowdown in mortgage approvals

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What Mortgage

Halifax cuts mortgage rates and offers market-leading 3.79% deal - What Mortgage

Mortgage rates are falling lower as Halifax announced price cuts which included a deal at 3.79%.

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Express.co.uk

House prices slump in April as Rachel Reeves kills off tax break

Figures from Nationwide Building Society revealed that the average price of a home slipped in April.

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What Mortgage

Lender to offer mortgages for seven times borrowers’ income - What Mortgage

A lender is offering mortgages which allow customers to borrow up to seven times their income on 10- and 15-year fixed rate products.

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Express.co.uk

Nationwide Building Society announces change to mortgage rates - full details

Some brokers believe lower mortgage rates from other banks could follow soon.

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Birmingham Post

Nationwide makes urgent change ‘effective tomorrow’ with millions to benefit

The new rates will be effective from tomorrow, Wednesday 23 April.

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This Is Money

Major lenders relax rules giving borrowers a £38,000 mortgage boost

The changes to ‘stress tests’ could increase customers’ maximum borrowing by around 13%.

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Express.co.uk

Mortgage borrowers urged to act now as cheap 3.89% rate disappears

The decision by one lender to raise rates, after reducing them earlier in the week, has prompted experts to warn mortgage borrowers to review their finances.

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FTAdviser

UK mortgage lenders cut rates following Trump tariffs

A number of UK mortgage lenders have announced rate cuts as swap rates improve as a result of the recent Trump tariffs.

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London Property News

Loughborough Building Society described as ‘bold and pragmatic’ as it programs its systems to accept minor credit blips

Loughborough Building Society described as “bold and pragmatic” as it programs its systems to accept minor credit blips…

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London Property News

Buy-to-let is bouncing back ‘with lending rocketing nearly 40% in the fourth quarter’

Buy-to-let is bouncing back ‘with lending rocketing nearly 40% in the fourth quarter’ ...…

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London Property News

Halifax rate changes suggest ‘markets expect base rate cuts this year but are less sure about 2026 onwards’

Halifax rate changes suggest ‘markets expect base rate cuts this year but are less sure about 2026 onwards’ ..…

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Express.co.uk

‘Help to buy’ deal launched for new builds - how it works

The scheme closely resembles the now-defunct Help to Buy scheme

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Sky News

Money blog: Brokers divided over 'Help to Buy 2.0' mortgage scheme

Brokers are divided over a new mortgage scheme targeting buyers with small deposits and no access to family help.

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Express.co.uk

UK warned it faces £10bn tax raid to plug floundering Reeves’s ‘debt trap’

The government’s public spending plans will require Brits to endure more stealth taxes and possible hikes, am expert has claimed.

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FTAdviser

HSBC to cut rates amid ‘volatile week’

HSBC is cutting residential and buy-to-let rates across the board from Monday (February 24).

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Express.co.uk

Mortgage interest cuts to be ‘short-lived’ after inflation boosts swap rates

The chances of further Bank of England base rate cuts have reduced following January’s jump in inflation.

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The National

Nationwide cuts mortgage rates following Barclays, Santander and Yorkshire

Nationwide has announced mortgage rate cuts from today, following rate drops by Barclays, Santander and Yorkshire

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Birmingham Live

NatWest makes change to accounts in move that ‘could trigger domino effect’

Remortgage borrowers look to be the biggest winners with this particular reprice, with cuts of up to 0.36%.

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Mortgage Soup

All eyes are on Threadneedle Street as Nationwide increases fixed rates up to 0.15% | News

Nationwide has yielded to market pressures and joined its high-street counterparts in raising selected fixed rates by up to 0.15% today, including rates across its New Business and Existing Customers Moving...

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This Is Money

Barclays ups mortgage rates - as one broker calls for Government help

The move by Barclays follows hot on the heels of mortgage rate rises from Santander, HSBC, TSB and Leeds Building Society.

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Daily Mail

Santander are ‘playing a dangerous game’ over its threat to leave UK

The departure of the Spanish banking giant from the UK would deal a hammer blow that risks impacting 14million customers and tens of thousands of staff.

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Birmingham Live

Santander customers warned over ‘dangerous game’ which can ‘backfire’

One broker warned this is “likely aimed at the government following last week’s deregulation announcement” but added — “it could backfire”.

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FTAdviser

‘Lenders have no margins for rate war’

Lenders do not have enough of a margin between the price they pay for money and what they lend it for to initiate a rate war this year, brokers have said.

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This Is Money

Four major mortgage lenders increase rates on the same day

Major banks have begun increasing mortgage rates in earnest in response to the renewed uncertainty surrounding interest rates.

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Express.co.uk

HSBC makes major decision on mortgage rates after Halifax move

The high street giant has issued new interest rates on fixed rate deals running for two, five and 10 years.

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Mortgage Professional

Two major lenders open 2025 with mortgage rate cuts

Brokers anticipate further cuts in January

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Express.co.uk

Lenders slash mortgage interest by up to 0.35% in start of ‘mini-rate war’

Two lenders may have already sparked the anticipated mortgage rate “war” ahead of January.

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This Is Money

Two lenders ring in 2025 with mortgage rate cuts - will others follow?

Most households with a good credit record can secure a mortgage rate of between 4% and 5% at the moment.

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FTAdviser

Mortgage rates will start with 3 next year

Mortgage rates are “likely to start with a three once more” with the market expecting a bumper start to the new year, Coreco managing director, Andrew Montlake, has said.

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Express.co.uk

Santander, Barclays, TSB and Halifax cut home loan rates

Santander, Barclays, TSB and the Halifax are reducing rates on new deals after some others cut the cost of new home loans earlier this week

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Bristol Live

Mortgage price war heats up as prices slashed ahead of Christmas

It comes as finance experts are predicting a home sales boom in the coming weeks as buyers attempt to avoid a rise in stamp duty from April 1

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The i Paper

UK’s biggest lender to offer bigger mortgages for energy-efficient homes

Halifax also says those buying the least efficient properties will be able to borrow slightly less

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Express.co.uk

Barclays and TSB customers given Christmas mortgage boost

Both Barclays and TSB have cut interest rates on new deals with rivals expected to follow suit in the coming days

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Manchester Evening News

Mortgage rates cut as price war heats up ahead of Christmas

It comes as finance experts are predicting a home sales boom in the coming weeks as buyers attempt to avoid a rise in stamp duty from April 1

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Wales Online

Barclays and TSB announce mortgage rate cuts as lenders gear up for price war

The reductions come as finance experts predict there will be a house sales boom in the coming weeks to avoid the rise in stamp duty from April 1

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The i Paper

Barclays cuts mortgage rates with experts predicting more pre-Christmas reductions

Rates climbed for weeks after October’s Budget, but some lenders are now making reductions again

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This Is Money

Another major bank just cut its fixed rate mortgages

While the cheapest mortgage rates are edging down, the average rate across the whole of the market has been increasing.

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This Is Money

A major bank just cut its mortgage rates by up to 0.39%

A major high street bank has announced it will cut mortgage rates by up to 0.39 percentage points.

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Mortgage Soup

NatWest cuts rates by up to 39bps “bringing some much-needed festive cheer to the mortgage market” | News

NatWest is making rate cuts of up to 39bps across selected purchase, remortgage and buy-to-let 2- and 5-year fixed rate mortgages tomorrow. Newspage asked brokers whether the tide is turning and if more...

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Express.co.uk

Labour Budget to bring higher prices, lower wages and mortgage rate rise

Economic forecasts have changed ‘dramatically’ since the autumn Budget was announced, an expert has said.

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FTAdviser

Assisted dying to send ‘shockwaves’ through life insurance industry

Stricter underwriting practices could be introduced if the assisted dying bill is passed through parliament.

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Express.co.uk

Halifax launches unusually short fixed-rate mortgage

The new deal comes against the background of reports that mortgage rates are relatively high at the moment and likely to fall over the next few years.

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Chronicle Live

Barclays make huge change to mortgages which will affect thousands

The high street bank is reducing rates by as much as 0.20 percentage points from today, with the changes set to benefit both first-time buyers and those looking to remortgage

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Birmingham Live

Barclays makes huge change impacting tens of thousands

The high street bank has reduced rates by as much as 0.20 percentage points from today, with the changes set to benefit both first-time buyers and those looking to remortgage

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The Mirror

Barclays makes huge change impacting tens of thousands of homeowners

The high street bank has reduced rates by as much as 0.20 percentage points from today, with the changes set to benefit both first-time buyers and those looking to remortgage

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Express.co.uk

Warning as lenders Barclays and Santander split on home loan rates

The future path of interest rates has been thrown into the air leaving customers confused say experts

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Birmingham Live

Santander confirms new mortgage rule from Thursday that’ll be ‘mayhem’

It is also launching a new range of 2-year fixed rates for purchase customers borrowing up to £250,000.

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This Is Money

Major high street bank cuts mortgage rates

The bank says it is reducing rates on a number of products by as much as 0.20 percentage points from tomorrow.

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Express.co.uk

NatWest pushes up mortgage rates as banks turn screw on home buyers

The decisions come against the background of the October budget

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Sky News

Seven high street names accused of ‘blatant profiteering’ for raising mortgage rates while cutting savings rates

Lenders have been accused of “penalising savers” and “squeezing homeowners” by being quicker to react on savings rate changes than adjustments to mortgages.

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Sky News

'Blatant profiteering': These major banks have raised mortgage rates at same time as cutting savings rates

Mortgage rates have risen since the budget based on expectations further base rate cuts could be delayed – and while this is bad news for borrowers, higher rates should be great for savers.

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Express.co.uk

Rachel Reeves tax raid blamed for higher mortgage rates

A number of banks and building societies have raised interest rates on fixed rate mortgages in recent days

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This Is Money

Another major bank increases mortgage rates

NatWest has become the latest bank to cut mortgage rates, the sixth major lender this week to announce fixed home loan prices are going up.

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Express.co.uk

Mortgage lenders hike interest rates by up to 0.3% following Labour Budget

HSBC, Santander and TSB Bank have raised mortgage rates for customers this week.

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Sky News

Money blog: Tesla value soars after Trump win

A rise in Tesla’s stock value yesterday continued this afternoon, and comes as the share price of other EV companies falls. Read this and the rest of today’s personal finance and consumer news below.

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Express.co.uk

UK house prices climb £492 to hit record average says Halifax

The figure comes from mortgage lender Halifax and suggests the property market is moving from recovery to growth, according to industry experts.

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FTAdviser

Virgin Money increases mortgage rates following Budget

Virgin Money has increased its mortgage rates following the Autumn Budget.

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Moneyweek

Autumn Budget: Stamp duty hike on second homes spells bad news for landlords

The stamp duty surcharge on second homes will rise from 3% to 5% in “another nail in the coffin” for buy-to-let landlords

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What Mortgage

Barclays slashes mortgage rates and unveils sub-4% deal - What Mortgage

Barclays has cut rates and issued a sub-4% mortgage for homebuyers just as borrowers had been bracing themselves for more price increases.

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This Is Money

Nationwide ups mortgage rates while Barclays cuts home loan prices

Two major mortgage lenders are repricing mortgage rates, as the direction of travel remains uncertain.

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Express.co.uk

First shots in mortgage price war as Barclays cuts fixed rates to under 4%

The fall is expected to trigger rivals to follow suit against the background of predictions the Bank of England could cut the base rate twice before Christmas

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Express.co.uk

NatWest announces ’highly aggressive” mortgage cuts

Economists at Goldman Sachs have suggested the Bank of England base rate could come down from the current figure of 5 percent

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Daily Mail

Interest rates will only fall to 3.75% next year, says Santander

Interest rates will fall to 3.75% by the end of next year, Santander predicts - a huge gap compared to the Goldman Sachs forecast earlier in the week.

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Newspage News

Mortgage rates continue to go up due to Budget “uncertainty”

Santander is the latest lender to announce increases of up to 0.2% across the majority of its fixed rate range. Following the positive inflation figures published on Wednesday and with a base rate cut...

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GB News

Mortgage storm looms as major lenders increase interest rates ahead of 'painful' Budget

Major UK lenders have recently increased their mortgage rates, signalling the end of the mortgage price war that had seen rates falling for months.

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Proactive Investors

NatWest fixes move back up

NatWest lifted the rate on its five-year fixes back above 4%, having gone below this level in August.

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The Telegraph

Borrowers warned of ‘mortgage storm’ ahead of Budget

Homeowners and buyers urged to lock in deals as nervous lenders raise rates

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Freelance Informer

Autumn Budget 2024: freelancers and small business owners reveal their biggest fears

With the economy in a delicate state, certain policy changes could be disastrous for freelancers, small business owners and the economy.

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Mortgage Solutions

Lenders’ application processing times have reduced from 14 to 10 days

Mortgage application processing times have reduced by 30% in two years – from 14 days to 10 days – claims a report.

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This Is Money

Close to half of self-employed people have faced mortgage rejection

Self-employed workers are often subjected to tougher checks, mainly because they are considered to have a more irregular or complex income and are therefore viewed as riskier by lenders.

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Manchester Evening News

Urgent action needed to ‘lock in’ low home loan deals say experts

A number of lenders are also introducing a raft of mega mortgages that will allow first-time buyers to borrow up to six times their salary

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Express.co.uk

Urgent action needed to ‘lock in’ low home loan deals say experts

Just today, Halifax and The Mortgage Works(TMW) joined rivals, including Nationwide and Barclays, in cutting rates

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Manchester Evening News

Strange mortgage application question that probes homebuyers on narcotics usage

Metro Bank has added a question about narcotics to its mortgage affordability check - and people are not impressed

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Liverpool Echo

Bank asks mortgage applicants how much they spend on ‘narcotics’

Metro Bank has added the inquiry about narcotics to an application form’s affordability check in a bid to understand its customers’ lifestyles and spending habits

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Daily Star

Bank asks mortgage borrowers for amount they spend on narcotics

Metro Bank has baffled mortgage brokers and applicants by asking how much customers spend on narcotics as part of the process to take out a home loan

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Birmingham Live

Santander bringing in ‘landmark’ change to accounts ‘starting on Tuesday’

A variety of other rate cuts and changes have also been announced.

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Express.co.uk

Barclays slashes mortgage rates although reductions come with a catch

The move by Barclays follows a reduction earlier in the day from the TSB while other lenders are expected to follow suit over the next few days.

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Express.co.uk

New twist in mortgage price war as TSB makes “aggressive” cuts on new rates

Mortgage brokers described the rate cuts across a series of products as “aggressive” and predicted that other major lenders will follow suit

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Nottinghamshire Live

Three banks cut mortgage rates in ‘positive sign’ for buyers

The flurry of price cuts comes amid growing optimism that interest rates are set to remain at record lows for the foreseeable future

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Teesside Live

Major banks slash mortgage rates in ‘positive sign’ for borrowers

The major banks are cutting rates on new home loans for both purchases and those looking to remortgage, with more lenders expected to follow suit in the coming days

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Birmingham Live

Three banks cut mortgage rates in ‘positive sign’ for buyers

The flurry of price cuts comes amid growing optimism that interest rates are set to remain at record lows for the foreseeable future

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Express.co.uk

Home loan rate cuts from Barclays, NatWest and HSBC offers boost to buyers

NatWest, Barclays and HSBC are reducing the prices on new home loans both for buyers and people looking to remortgage.

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inews.co.uk

NatWest launches new 3.77% lowest mortgage rate as Barclays and HSBC cut too

Mortgage lenders have cut rates again at the start of September, with a new lowest rate appearing on the market

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Birmingham Live

Halifax and Lloyds to give first-time buyers £2billion boost to get on ladder

The Lloyds group, which includes the Halifax, will also allow young buyers to borrow up to 5.5 times their income which means they will need smaller deposits

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Express.co.uk

Halifax and Lloyds customers can take advantage of special mortgage boost

Rising house prices, the cost of living squeeze, high interest rates and affordability challenges mean conditions are the most difficult in 70 years for first time buyers.

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Daily Mail

‘Panic’ over threat of Labour’s capital gains tax raid

The Prime Minister sparked panic with a gloomy Downing Street speech on Tuesday, in which he warned Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ upcoming budget would be ‘painful’.

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Money Marketing

Regulator plans to probe pure protection market | Money Marketing

The Financial Conduct Authority has laid out plans to launch a market study into how pure protection insurance products are sold, following concerns that competition is not working well in the market....

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London Property News

Nationwide launches 5-year fixed rate at 3.78%

Nationwide launches 5-year fixed rate at 3.78%…

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Express.co.uk

Nationwide launches ‘incredible’ fixed rate home loan

The move by Nationwide trumps a series of reductions launched by rivals HSBC, Barclays and TSB earlier this week.

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What Mortgage

Mortgage rates going down: Round-up of this week’s price cuts - What Mortgage

Mortgage price cuts have continued this week with TSB, HSBC and Barclays making further reductions to their rates.

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Express.co.uk

Banking change means homeowners can save around £300 a year

The cuts follow reductions by other lenders last week in what is boiling up to be a full-on price battle to win new customers.

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Evening Standard

Barclays, HSBC and TSB all cut mortgage rates again

High street lenders race to grab market share with cheaper deals to tempt buyers

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This is Money

More mortgage rate reductions as Nationwide offers 3.83%

Major lenders continue to reduce their mortgage rates on a daily basis, with Nationwide set to launch a new market best-buy tomorrow.

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This Is Money

Mortgages get cheaper at last - but should you hold out for better?

Mortgage holders battered by high borrowing costs can finally see light at the end of the tunnel after lenders cut rates last week.

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Express.co.uk

Hopes of home loan price war and return to sub 4% fixed-rate mortgages

The interest rates at which financial institutions lend money to each other - so-called SWAP - rates have come down in the last few days.

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London Property News

Swap rates react positively to rate decision: The prospect of ‘the first sub-4% 2-year fixed rate is more than just a pipe...

Following the Base Rate cut on Thursday, swap rates have improved across the market. Both 2- and 5-year swap rates have dropped circa 9bps and are now around the 3.7%…

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Express.co.uk

Interest rates LIVE: Homeowners hold their breath as UK awaits key decision

Clamouring calls for interest rate cuts greet the Bank of England this morning as mortgage holders anxiously await a decision from Andrew Bailey later today.

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Birmingham Live

Halifax announces new ‘rate cuts’ affecting customers with accounts

Brokers say end of month announcements can make it difficult for those on Product Transfers to take advantage of these potentially cheaper rates.

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Introducer Today

Tomorrow’s Interest Rate Decision - stick or drop?

Tomorrow’s Interest Rate Decision - stick or drop?

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Property Investor Today

Why are interest rates falling now - and so quickly?

Why are interest rates falling now - and so quickly?

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Birmingham Live

Barclays and TSB issue message to mortgage holders and ‘others will follow suit’

Newspage asked brokers for their thoughts on this continued price shift in the market, and whether it signals lenders believe a base rate cut is looming on the financial horizon, potentially next week.

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Moneyweek

Nationwide cuts mortgage rates as they dip below 4% for first time since February

The building society’s cheapest deal is now priced at 3.99%. Whether you’re buying or remortgaging, we look at whether rates could drop further in the coming months

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London Property News

April Mortgages to lend up to six times sole and joint income

New lender, April Mortgages, which offers a range of 5-15-year fixed rates up to 95% LTV, has today increased its loan-to-income caps .…

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Landlord Today

New mortgage firm lends up to six times income, fixed for 15 years

The new lender April Mortgages - which already offers a range of five to 15-year fixed rates on 95% mortgages, has dramatically increased its loan-to-income caps.

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inews.co.uk

HSBC cuts mortgage rates for third time in a month as price war continues

Lenders continue to compete for customers ahead of the Bank of England’s interest rate decision

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Express.co.uk

New scheme offers bigger mortgages with family help but some experts say be wary

In the past, parents might have acted as guarantors for the mortgages of adult children - however, these new schemes go much further.

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Yorkshire Live

New mortgage scheme allows adding of friends and family for bigger loans

There is a new way to get a mortgage that could help you buy a bigger house

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The Mirror

New mortgage deal lets you add friends and family to help get bigger loan

Generation H is allowing buyers to apply for bigger loans by adding family and friends to their home loan application in a move to help more Brits get onto the property ladder

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FTAdviser

Lenders believe ‘base rate cuts on horizon’ after mortgage rate drops

Lenders believe cuts to the base rate are still on the horizon, as TSB and NatWest announce mortgage rate reductions.

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Birmingham Live

Barclays and Halifax join Nationwide, HSBC, Santander in new rules for customers

The high street bank is not alone in shaking up its mortgage criterIa and eligibility, either, with Halifax, First Direct, Nationwide and Virgin Money also making changes.

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FTAdviser

Longer term fixed rates ‘missing from landscape for some time’

Longer term fixed rates have been 'missing from the landscape for some time', according to some brokers, after a smaller lender stepped up to offer these products.

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This Is Money

Barclays announces mortgage rate cuts: New best buys dropping

Barclays has upped the ante in the mortgage price war that is currently playing out between banks and building societies.

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FTAdviser

Mortgage cancellation fees are ‘diabolical’, say brokers

Cancellation fees on mortgages charged by some brokers are “diabolical” and do not adhere to consumer duty.

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Moneyweek

Virgin Money offers mortgage borrowers up to £15,000 to go green – is the deal worth it?

Homeowners and landlords are being offered cash to fund energy improvements on their property. We explain how the latest green mortgage works

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Express.co.uk

HSBC announces ‘big’ change to mortgage criteria to help ‘boost’ property market

HSBC’s criteria switch-up has been largely met with praise from mortgage brokers.

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Daily Mail

Protect your property from Labour wih the financial experts’ guide

Labour is planning a raft of policies set to send waves through the property market. We look at what is planned and what homeowners can do to protect themselves and benefit from the changes.

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GB News

Mortgage price war ‘ramps up’ as Santander and Halifax cut interest rates

The UK’s mortgage price war is heating up as two of the country’s biggest lenders slash interest rates even further.

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This is Money

Halifax and Santander cut mortgage rates

Two more big banks have announced mortgage rate cuts in the latest downward shift for home loan pricing.

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Birmingham Live

Santander announces ‘small but important’ new rules for customers

The high street bank has confirmed new rates which brokers say will kick off a war among high street banks.

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Express.co.uk

Santander sparks mortgage price war hopes as lender slashes interest rates

Industry experts say this latest move has the potential to ramp up a rates battle between Britain’s biggest lenders.

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Express.co.uk

Housing experts upbeat as HSBC cuts the cost of new mortgages

Barclays and NatWest have already announced significant reductions in recent days and mortgage brokers believe others will follow suit.

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Express.co.uk

Housing experts upbeat as HSBC cuts the cost of new mortgages

Barclays and NatWest have already announced significant reductions in recent days and mortgage brokers believe others will follow suit.

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Letting Agent Today

Experts warn against corporates monopolising private rentals

The decision of property developer Berkeley Group to enter the private rental sector is bad news for tenants, it’s claimed.

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Birmingham Live

Barclays announces new rules for customers in ‘huge relief’ for account holders

Products with the biggest cuts include a two-year fixed with £899 product fee - 60 per cent loan-to-value (LTV), min loan £5k, max loan £2m

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Express.co.uk

Barclays cuts mortgage rates sparking hopes others will follow

The reductions come despite the fact the Bank of England refused to cut the base rate from its 16 year high of 5.25 percent last week.

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Sky News

Barclays reducing fixed rate deals - and more lenders could follow

Barclays has announced rate reductions across a number of its mortgage deals, with brokers suggesting more lenders could follow suit in the coming days.

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The Telegraph

How to choose between a fixed or tracker mortgage

Mortgage holders are still waiting for a Bank Rate drop, despite falling inflation

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Express.co.uk

Credit card debt surges by almost £5bn as punishing rates send bills spiralling

People who are relying on credit card to cover everyday expenses, such as food, clothes and energy, are facing punishing interest rate bills.

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FTAdviser

NatWest has ‘broken the mould’ with latest rate cut

NatWest has broken the mould by making changes to its product pricing, according to Samuel Mather-Holgate, IFA at Mather and Murray Financial.

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What Mortgage

Credit card debt a ‘huge problem’ for mortgage applicants

Balances on credit cards have increased by nearly 10% and it’s beginning to have a knock-on effect on mortgage applications.

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Introducer Today

Higher Mortgage Rates "sucking life out of the housing market"

Explore the effects of rising mortgage rates on the housing market.

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What Mortgage

Labour manifesto promises to ‘get Britain building again’

Labour said it would build 1.5 million new homes over the next parliament, reform the planning system and take a ‘brown field first’ approach to building in its manifesto, unveiled today.

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Express.co.uk

Mortgage mayhem as Barclays and TSB hike interest rates on home loans

Mortgage brokers have slammed the increases, questioning whether they are justified.

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Birmingham Live

Barclays and TSB customers warned over new account rules ‘starting 10am today’

TSB has increased rates across their residential and BTL ranges by up to 0.35%

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Sky News

Mortgage market 'unseasonally bad' as four major lenders hike rates

Four major mortgage lenders have announced rate increases today, with some by as much as 0.35%.

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FTAdviser

Lenders need to adopt ‘more pragmatic’ long-term view to lending

Lenders need to adopt a more pragmatic long-term view to lending to overcome uncertainty in the market, according to Kevin Bailey, managing director at Wessex Investment Management.

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inews.co.uk

Will the Labour mortgage scheme work? Who it could help and what experts think

Labour have said that first-time buyers could use the state as a guarantor for their mortgages under a ‘Freedom to Buy’ scheme

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Introducer Today

Industry sceptical about Labour’s Mortgage Guarantee scheme

Labour’s ‘Freedom To Buy’ initiative faces scepticism from the industry.

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The Negotiator

Mortgage brokers slam Labour’s ‘Freedom to Buy’ as sham

Labour it would change the existing mortgage guarantee scheme into a permanent fixture if it wins the election, but leading brokers are unimpressed.

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Mortgage Solutions

Conveyancers refusing high rise cases over liability fears

Some conveyancing firms are declining to take on cases involving high rise properties, over concerns that they will be liable should problems eventually emerge regarding the property.

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Express.co.uk

Key reason Bank of England pressured to cut interest rates before election

The key ECB rate has come down to 3.75 percent which compares to 5.25 percent figure in the UK.

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Business Live

CMA launches inquiry into Virgin Money’s £2.9bn takeover by Nationwide

The Competition and Markets Authority has set a deadline of June 14 for views from interested parties

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London Property News

The Tories have been ‘as good for the country as too much sugar for a diabetic’

The Tories have been ‘as good for the country as too much sugar for a diabetic’ ..…

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Express.co.uk

Debt warning as firms accused of dishing out loans to Britons ‘willy nilly’

The situation is so serious that brokers are urging City watchdogs at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to take an urgent look at the issue.

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Express.co.uk

Interest rates cut pressure piles on Bank of England as repossessions jump 28%

Mortgage possession actions against home buyers in the first three months of this year were the highest since 2019 with a total of 5,182.

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Evening Standard

Homeowners given hope of THREE interest rate cuts this year by top economists’ report

The IMF raised the prospect of summer cuts to interest rates by the Bank of England, and of a fall from 5.25 per cent to 4.5 per cent in 2024

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inews.co.uk

What expected inflation fall means for mortgage rates

Inflation is set to fall when the latest figures are released on Wednesday - in good news for mortgage holders

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Express.co.uk

Credit card spending spirals with surge in use for essentials across UK

The rise, which equates to 9.5 percent, suggests more of the nation are effectively living on borrowed money.

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The Intermediary

Mortgage borrowers who use gambling as a leisure activity “shouldn’t be treated like they’re the Cincinnati Kid”

“Plonk a tenner on the Grand National and some lenders think you’re a hustler in Vegas,” said one broker.

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FTAdviser

Psychic mediums, Sky TV and cats: why clients reject protection cover

A psychic medium telling a client they will live into their 80s and needing to pay for pet insurance are some of the reasons given by clients for not taking out protection cover.

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The Intermediary

Brokers share most bizarre reasons why borrowers refuse life cover - The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

“The Government will pay the mortgage” & “smoking is not bad for you”, are among the strangest reasons why borrowers have refused life cover.

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Express.co.uk

Mortgage payments forecast for retirement could be red herring, experts say

Forty-two percent of new mortgages taken out in the last quarter of 2023 had an end date beyond the state pension age.

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The Intermediary

Ultra long mortgages FOI “highlights the bind many borrowers are in at present” - The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

In the last quarter of 2021, nearly a third - 31% - of new mortgages had an end date beyond the state pension age.

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What Mortgage

Mortgage rate hikes: Brokers call for ‘immediate’ interest rate cut

Virgin Money, Skipton Building Society and Metro are the latest lenders to announce increased mortgage rates for both residential and buy-to-let customers.

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Express.co.uk

Barclays slashes mortgage rates on fixed deals ahead of Bank of England decision

The move will bring a number of Barclays’ mortgage deals below five percent.

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This Is Money

Three more major mortgage lenders announce rate hikes

A number of best buys have disappeared from the market, meaning the lowest rates available to borrowers have ticked up.

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The Telegraph

Mortgage rates creep up – when to ditch your tracker for a fixed deal

Mortgage holders are still waiting for a Bank Rate drop, despite falling inflation

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Yahoo Finance

Mortgage rates creep up – when to ditch your tracker for a fixed deal

After a tumultuous 2023, mortgage borrowers may be relieved to know inflation is on the way down, and the Bank Rate seems to have peaked.

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Express.co.uk

Mortgage warning as building society hikes rates with more tipped to follow

Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) today revealed a lower than hoped for fall in inflation - down from 3.4 percent to 3.2 percent.

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Introducer Today

Bank of England Base Rate Cut - when will it happen?

Bank of England Base Rate Cut - when will it happen?

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Evening Standard

Mortgage brokers baffled as two ‘big six’ lenders up some rates while cutting others

Mortgage brokers were baffled by some of the changes

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The Intermediary

Atom bank increases mortgage rates

Atom bank has announced that it is increasing its mortgage rates as of tomorrow (Thursday 21st March).

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Sky News

Money blog: NatWest cuts mortgage rates after UK sees big drop in inflation

UK inflation fell to 3.4% in February - a bigger than expected drop that has been followed by NatWest cutting mortgage rates. Read this and all the latest personal finance and consumer news below - and...

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The Intermediary

NatWest makes “encouraging” changes to new business mortgage products

The changes will come into effect from tomorrow (21st March 2024).

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The Intermediary

Total number of individual and company insolvencies rise in February, data reveals

The number of registered company insolvencies in February 2024 was 2,102, 17% higher than in the same month in the previous year.

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The Intermediary

Halifax introduces rate increases for selected remortgage products

Across its remortgage products including large loans, Affordable Housing – Shared Equity/ Shared Ownership and equivalent green home products, the lender will be introducing rate increases up to 0.17%...

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The Intermediary

Halifax introduces rate increases for selected remortgage products

Across its remortgage products including large loans, Affordable Housing – Shared Equity/ Shared Ownership and equivalent green home products, the lender will be introducing rate increases up to 0.17%...

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The Intermediary

Coventry for Intermediaries “leads the march” with mortgage rate reductions

In its residential range, the lender will be withdrawing all of its fixed rates at 80% loan-to-value (LTV) for new borrowers.

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inews.co.uk

Mortgage deals increase by hundreds of pounds a year as lenders pull cheaper rates

Brokers say the speed at which rates are being pulled is a ‘joke’ and some customers are missing out on the best deals

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The Intermediary

Annual pay growth slows to 6.1% in January – ONS

In light of labour market data, Newspage asked experts when the Bank of England should cut the base rate — and if a cut may now come sooner.

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CityAM

Mortgage arrears surge 50 per cent to seven-year high

The proportion of UK mortgages in arrears rose to its highest since 2016 last year, as borrowers were squeezed by high interest rates.

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The Sun

‘A bitter blow to borrowers’ as major lenders increase mortgage rates

BORROWERS are being dealt a “bitter blow” as more lenders prepare to hike their mortgage rates. Halifax, Santander and Co-op have all announced that they will be increasing their rates …

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This Is Money

Santander, NatWest and Halifax all increase their mortgage rates

Several of the UK’s largest mortgage lenders have hiked their rates today, as interest on home loans continues to move upwards.

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Express.co.uk

Mortgage broker fury as banks hike interest rates on home loans again

Halifax has warned customers applying for mortgages about potential increases of up to 0.2 percent.

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Yahoo Finance

Halifax becomes fourth major lender to up mortgage interest rates today in shock to brokers

“Are we missing something here?” one adviser asked of the flurry of mortgage rate rises

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Birmingham Live

Halifax under fire over new rules for customers and it’s ‘bitter blow’

Newspage asked mortgage brokers for their reaction to this, and why the mortgage market has started this week on such a dour note.

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Evening Standard

Halifax becomes fourth major lender to up mortgage interest rates today

“Are we missing something here?” one adviser asked of the flurry of mortgage rate rises

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Birmingham Live

NatWest under fire over new rules for existing customers and ‘it’s not good’

Effective 12 March, the lender says it’s making the following changes to its Existing Customer product range and switcher rate has been hiked up to 10bps on selected 2 and 5 year deals.

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FTAdviser

Lenders withdrawing rates with minimal notice ‘not fair’

Lenders withdrawing rates with only a couple of hours’ notice is “not fair on consumers or on brokers” and goes against consumer duty, according to brokers.

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Express.co.uk

Inside Nationwide’s new £2.9m Virgin Money deal - what it means for customers

Nationwide is set to become the UK’s second largest mortgage and savings group after acquiring Virgin Money.

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Evening Standard

Nationwide swoops on Virgin Money in controversial £2.9 billion deal

Deal lands £414m windfall to Richard Branson’s Virgin Group

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Coventry Live

HSBC rates to rise as it follows in footsteps of Barclays and Natwest

HSBC has announced increases across the whole of its fixed rate range of mortgages, joining Barclays and Natwest.

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Evening Standard

Virgin Money pushes through second round of rate hikes in days

Rates are slowly rising again after falling sharply over the winter

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The Intermediary

Brokers left angry as TMW gives just six hours notice of rate changes

Brokers have once again raised concerns about short-notice product changes from lenders after The Mortgage Works (TMW) issued an email at 14:00 advising brokers they had until 20:00 tonight to lock in...

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The Intermediary

House prices see 0.7% rise in February – Nationwide

The average house price was recorded at £260,420, compared to a slightly lower figure of £257,656 in January.

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The Telegraph

House prices return to growth as mortgage borrowing jumps - latest updates

House prices returned to growth for the first time in more than a year and are approaching their record high, according to a lender, as mortgage approvals surged.

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Birmingham Live

Nationwide announces Cost of Living boost for everybody who has a mortgage

It marked the first month since January 2023 that Nationwide recorded positive annual growth in house prices.

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Evening Standard

Nationwide ups mortgage interest rates

More ‘doom and gloom’ for borrowers ahead of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s budget next week

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Mortgage Solutions

More options needed to support growing new-build interest ‒ analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Interest in new-build is on the rise at the moment, with lenders needing to be more innovative in order to support new-build buyers.

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Sky News

Money latest: ‘Major uncertainty’ among borrowers amid mortgage ‘wave machine’

Brokers are saying the shift upwards in mortgage rates is affecting what had initially looked like a bright start to 2024. Read this and more in the Money blog, your place for consumer and economic news....

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Sky News

Money latest: New energy price cap announced tomorrow with big drop predicted

NatWest has told brokers it will increase mortgage rates on Friday, the Money blog can reveal - after a similar announcement from HSBC earlier today. Read this and more in the Money blog, your place for...

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Birmingham Live

HSBC changes accounts ‘across the board’ and it’s a ‘hammer blow’

It follows other lenders this week, such as Santander, Coventry and TSB.

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GB News

Santander to raise mortgage rates in ‘bad news’ for homeowners and buyers

Santander has announced it will be increasing interest rates across multiple mortgage products from tomorrow.

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The Intermediary

UK Finance reports significant decline in later life mortgage lending in Q4 2023

UK Finance’s Q4 2023 report on later life mortgage lending reveals a substantial downturn in the market, with new loans to older borrowers decreasing by 37.1% year-on-year.

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Birmingham Live

Santander announces change to accounts in ‘brilliant start to Monday’

Newspage asked brokers for their thoughts on this interesting re-price from Santander, and what effect this might have on the rest of the market in the coming days.

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CityAM

Two-year mortgage rates see biggest monthly drop since 2022

Average two-year fixed mortgage rates have seen their biggest monthly drop since December 2022, despite mounting economic pressure.

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Evening Standard

‘Mixed messages’ in mortgage market: Nationwide ups rates on same day Santander cuts

The latest changes come ahead of a big week for economic data, which should provide a clearer picture of the Bank of England’s interest rate plans

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This Is Money

Barratt snaps up Redrow for £2.5bn - will prices rise?

Advocates of the deal suggest it will help bolster Britain’s need for huge numbers of new homes, while others allege competition in the sector could be reduced, which could push up prices.

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Express.co.uk

Halifax and HSBC increase mortgage rates across key products

The gap between remortgage and purchase rates being offered by some of the big lenders is “spreading”, experts said.

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Birmingham Live

Halifax and HSBC announce key change to accounts ‘from this morning’

This continues a common trend last week with other high street lenders.

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Express.co.uk

Nationwide to increase mortgage rates by 0.30% - Homeowners urged to act fast

Its two-year remortgage rate will now start from 4.45 percent with a £1,499 fee, and the five-year equivalent deal will start from 3.94 percent.

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Evening Standard

Nationwide raises mortgage prices as Bank of England holds interest rates

The country’s largest building society says it’ll increase rates by up to 0.3 percentage points on selected mortgage products

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Yahoo Finance

Nationwide raises mortgage prices as Bank of England holds interest rates

The country’s largest building society says it’ll increase rates by up to 0.3 percentage points on selected mortgage products

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The Guardian

Nationwide intensifies mortgage price war with its lowest rates for 8 months

Building society announces best-buy deals starting at 3.84% while some rivals raise their rates

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This Is Money

Boost for borrowers as Barclays cuts mortgage rate by 0.5%

It follows a host of cuts so far this year including last week when HSBC, Natwest, Metro Bank, TSB, Santander, Coventry and Skipton all lowered rates.

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Birmingham Live

Barclays sends message to customers with mortgage and it ‘starts today’

Home movers and remortgage clients will benefit from the reductions as the market slides ever closer to sub-4% 2-year mortgages.

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers bemoan borrower budgets for protection ‒ analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Brokers need to be creative in finding the right protection solutions for clients with reduced budgets, intermediaries have suggested.

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Introducer Today

Demand for Mortgages Soars as rates war draws in applicants

Demand for Mortgages Soars as rates war draws in applicants

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The Intermediary

Santander and Skipton “shrug off” inflation data with further mortgage rate cuts

Lenders are not letting a small increase in inflation spoil the recent pattern of fixed rate cuts, with both Santander and Skipton announcing cuts this morning.

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Mortgage Solutions

Inflation rise ‘blip’ that won’t reverse rate drops but beware swap rises – analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Inflation increased in December. However, industry experts don’t see this as a portent of doom. But if swap rates rise, that could change.

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The Telegraph

‘Desperate’ banks cut mortgage rates despite inflation blow - latest updates

Mortgage lenders have announced cheaper deals today amid a “desperate” push to win customers despite inflation rising unexpectedly last month.

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Mortgage Solutions

Specialist sector will ‘spread its wings’ in 2024, brokers say - Mortgage Solutions

Brokers say 2024 will be a big year for specialist lending but the historical association with sub-prime products needs to be addressed.

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FTAdviser

January mortgage fire sale ‘firmly underway’ following rate cuts

'The January mortgage fire sale is firmly underway' as major lenders Barclays and Santander announce rate reductions, according to EHF Mortgages managing director, Justin Moy.

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This Is Money

Barclays and Santander next major lenders to cut mortgage rates

Barclays and Santander have become the latest lenders to announce cuts to their mortgage rates, including sub-4% offers.

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The Sun

‘Very significant’ mortgage rate cuts announced by two more major lenders

MORE major lenders have revealed “very significant” cuts to mortgage rates following hot on the heels of several big banks. Barclays and Santander are the latest to reveal a drop in the…

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Evening Standard

HSBC becomes first ‘big six’ lender to bring back sub-4% mortgage rates

It joins Generation H, which launched its first rate below 4% just before Christmas

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Daily Mail

New Year mortgage price war breaks out as Halifax cuts fixed rates

Halifax, the UK’s largest lender, became the first company to slash rates on its remortgage deals by up to 0.83 percentage points yesterday, just hours into the first working day of the year.

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Mortgage Solutions

From tech to Twitter (X): what brokers plan to do differently in 2024 - Mortgage Solutions

Better use of social media, technology and diversification are among the changes brokers are planning for their businesses this year.

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The Intermediary

UK house prices drop 1.8% in 2023, Northern Ireland and Scotland see rises

The Nationwide Building Society’s house price index for 2023 shows a 1.8% decrease in UK house prices compared to the previous year.

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The Intermediary

Bank of England slammed as UK stands on brink of recession

Brokers have accused the Bank of England of strangling the UK economy as new data shows that GDP shrank in the third quarter of the year.

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The Negotiator

Increase in cheaper mortgages on the way as rates head down

Weak demand for homes for sale could strengthen in the New Year as mortgages become cheaper for buyers.

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FTAdviser

Clock is ticking on sub-4% mortgages after fall in Swap rates

It is a matter of time before individuals see the emergence of a sub-4 per cent mortgage rate following a fall in Swap rates, according to brokers.

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inews.co.uk

Cheaper mortgage deals ‘imminent’ on back of surprise inflation news

Mortgage rates are expected to come down even further in the new year after lower than expected inflation

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The Telegraph

Lenders gear up for ‘mortgage January sale’ as inflation falls below 4pc

One lender already offers sub-4pc fixed term rate as swap rates drop

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Your Money

Barclays back with a bang as it slashes suite of mortgage rates - Your Money

Barclays will slash mortgage rates across its residential, buy-to-let purchase and remortgage ranges, with competitors set to follow

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The Intermediary

Company insolvencies see annual rise of 21%

Approximately 2,466 companies registered for insolvency throughout November.

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Express.co.uk

Virgin Money announces ‘significant’ cuts to mortgage rates

Mortgage rates are coming down at Virgin Money with many calling for other lenders to follow suit in regards to their interest rates.

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The Intermediary

Brokers react to the FCA’s ‘Consumer Duty Next Steps’ Webinar

The webinar revealed that over 70% of FCA-regulated firms feel confident with their Consumer Duty implementation.

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The Intermediary

Brokers brace for a busy 2024

Newspage asked a selection of brokers, conveyancers and specialist mortgage recruiters what they are expecting in 2024.

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Yahoo Finance

Barclays offers 90% mortgage with sub-5% interest rate after slashing prices twice in four days

Other lenders to announce cuts today include TSB and Accord

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Evening Standard

Barclays offers 90% mortgage with sub-5% interest rate after slashing prices again

Other lenders to announce cuts today include TSB and Accord

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Birmingham Live

Barclays announces new mortgage rates and has ‘blown the door off’

The headline grabbers, brokers said, were with Barclays, which revealed a 5-year fixed rate purchase mortgage

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FTAdviser

‘Rate war drum becoming louder’ as NatWest and Halifax reduce rates

The rate war drum is now becoming louder by the day, Contractor Mortgage Services director, Ken James, has said following recent rate reductions from both NatWest and Halifax.

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Mortgage Introducer

How is the mortgage market coping with rate cuts?

Brokers discuss lenders offering more deals under 5%

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Express.co.uk

Barclays, Halifax and NatWest slash mortgage rates again this week

The banks are now offering some deals with interest rates below five percent despite swap rates increasing slightly in the past few days.

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Financial Reporter

Halifax and NatWest cut rates by up to 1.06%

NatWest is now offering a residential two-year fixed remortgage from 4.87%.

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Birmingham Live

NatWest and Halifax announce new rules for mortgage holders from today

Halifax have announced up to 0.72% off a number of their deals, too.

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers bemoan product ‘gaps’ as numbers hit 15-year high ‒ analysis

Borrowers with patchy credit records, the self-employed or those looking for offset deals are left with comparatively few options, despite the recent hike in overall mortgage product numbers, brokers have...

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Financial Reporter

HSBC, TSB and Virgin announce further rate cuts

More lenders are offering sub-5% two and five-year fixed rates.

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The Intermediary

“Great news for homeowners” as HSBC and TSB make further rate cuts

Brokers welcomed the news and said it should boost the property market as the year draws to a close.

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FTAdviser

Barclays rate reduction will ‘fire up’ the high street

Barclays’s announcement of the first sub-5 per cent 2-year fixed remortgage product in months will “fire up the rest of the high street”, EHF Mortgages managing director, Justin Moy,...

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London Property News

Barclays to ‘fire up rest of High Street’ with first sub-5% 2-year fixed remortgage product

Barclays has just announced the first sub-5% 2-year fixed remortgage product for months, which will go live on Friday. Brokers said it would fire up the rest of the High…

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This Is Money

Barclays fuels mortgage war with offer for homeowners

Homeowners with 40 per cent equity can now secure a two-year deal at 4.98 per cent through Barclays with a £999 fee.

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Mortgage Professional

Barclays announces new rate cuts

High street lender to slash as much as 30bps on purchase and remortgage two-year fixes

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers lament lack of stability after housing minister sacking ‒ analysis - Mortgage Solutions

The revolving door of the housing minister is actively harming the sector, holding back the chances of building enough homes, brokers have argued.

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London Property News

Could we see sub 4% mortgages before the year is out?

Following news that inflation fell to 4.6% in October, some brokers have said mortgage rates could start with a three before the year is out, while others agree the 4%…

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inews.co.uk

‘All out rate war’ predicted for mortgages after inflation falls and HSBC and Halifax cut rates

Inflation has fallen to the lowest level in two years - and brokers are expecting mortgage rate cuts as a result

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Mortgage Professional

Sunak sacks housing minister

Prime minister continues cabinet reshuffle

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London Property News

Housing Minister Rachel Maclean sacked in Cabinet reshuffle

Rachel Maclean has been asked to step down from her role as Housing Minister, she has confirmed. Ms Maclean said on X: “I’ve been asked to step down from my…

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The Guardian

Sharp rise in landlords and homeowners in mortgage arrears, data shows

Number of buy to let mortgages in arrears doubles in a year as amateur landlords struggle with interest rate rises

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The Intermediary

Wales Help to Stay scheme: “Help to Stay but of what - execution?” - brokers react

Brokers have expressed their concerns around a new ‘Help to Stay’ scheme launched in Wales, with one saying “Help to Stay but of what - execution?”.

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Estate Agent Today

Race for sub-5% mortgage rate heats up - claim

Mortgage rates could be set to finally fall below 5%, brokers claim.

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The Intermediary

Construction output continues to decline in October

Fragile client confidence and elevated borrowing costs were often cited as reasons for weaker sales.

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The Intermediary

“The devil is in the detail” – Brokers warn of potentially misleading mortgage advice published by BBC

The post suggests that borrowers may be able to tackle rising cost of living pressures by making overpayments on their mortgage, extending their mortgage term, or switching to an interest-only deal.

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Express.co.uk

Low interest high-fee mortgage deals could be ‘the next big mis-selling scandal’

One broker said the low-rate high-fee mortgage products could be “the next big mis-selling scandal”.

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Express.co.uk

Virgin Money launches ‘fantastic’ two-year fixed rate mortgage deal

Lenders, such as Virgin Money, are exploring new types of mortgage deals amid a period of high-interest rates.

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This Is Money

Borrowers warned against being ‘hypnotised’ by lower mortgage rates

Some lenders are now charging a percentage of the mortgage balance as a fee - which could add thousands of pounds to the cost of a borrower’s loan.

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FTAdviser

Virgin Money 2-year fix could pave way for sub-5% short term deals

The launch of a two-year fix by Virgin Money “may be the quickest way we will see sub-5 per cent short-term deals in the coming months,” EHF Mortgages managing director, Justin Moy, has argued.

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Financial Reporter

Virgin launches 5.09% two-year fix with 1% fee

Virgin has also launched new exclusives and reduced existing rates.

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Birmingham Live

Virgin Money issues two-year warning to anybody who has a mortgage

Brokers said the percentage fee on the 2-year fixed rate is arguably more interesting than the rate itself, with one stating Virgin has taken “a leaf out of Skipton’s book”.

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Birmingham Live

Coventry Building Society issues 48-hour warning to anybody with a mortgage

Brokers speaking to free UK news agency, Newspage, welcomed the news, specifically the timing as a lot of 2-year fixed rates are due to mature in the fourth quarter.

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Financial Reporter

Coventry announces widespread residential and buy-to-let rate cuts

The Society is reducing all buy-to-let fixed rates for new and existing borrowers.

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The Intermediary

Santander’s £10.1bn reduction in mortgage lending explains why the rate war is raging, brokers claim

Brokers said this lack of lending across the industry as a whole has been the main contributor to the rate war in recent months.

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Express.co.uk

Building Society to reduce fixed mortgage rates this week in ‘welcome news’

Coventry Building Society will be cutting fixed mortgage rates across its residential and buy-to-let ranges.

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Mortgage Professional

UK inflation stays at 6.7%

Maintain or raise interest rates – what will be the Bank of England’s next move?

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Birmingham Live

Halifax issues £999 message and it’ll ‘put cat among pigeons’

Brokers told Newspage the rates will see 5-year fixed money continue to improve, with a 4.73% 5-year fixed rate with a £999 fee — and that 2-year fixed deals are also edging ever closer to 5%.

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FTAdviser

Brokers slam comparison website for incorrect mortgage content

Brokers have raised concerns after incorrect content around interest-only mortgages was published on comparison website, Compare The Market.

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FTAdviser

Skipton launches 3.35% mortgage to support borrowers

Skipton Building Society has introduced a range of low rate two-year fixes aimed at helping existing borrowers with payment difficulties, in a move one broker has called “unprecedented”.

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Financial Reporter

Comparison website advises consumers not to overpay on interest-only mortgages

Brokers raised concerns around the incorrect content and highlighted the value of professional advice.

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The Intermediary

Brokers give their verdict on Nationwide rebrand

Following its rebrand last week, brokers have shared their views on the new Nationwide logo and strapline.

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The Intermediary

Brokers respond to Jeremy Hunt’s speech at Conservative Party Conference

Brokers and business owners have criticised the length and substance of Jeremy Hunt’s speech at the Conservative party conference.

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Mortgage Solutions

Purchase and remortgage approvals plummet in August – BoE - Mortgage Solutions

Net mortgage approvals for house purchases fell to 45,400 in August, the lowest level for six months, the latest figures have shown.

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Financial Reporter

Halifax announces mortgage rate reductions

Halifax is the latest lender to reduce rates across its range.

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Shropshire Star

Number of home buyer mortgage approvals slumped to six-month low in August

Net approvals for remortgaging fell to the lowest level since 2012, the Bank of England said.

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BirminghamLive

Halifax issues four-day warning to any customer who has a mortgage

Brokers welcomed the news but warned that, with SWAP rates edging up, the rate battle may slow in the weeks ahead.

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BirminghamLive

Barclays issues two-year message to any customer who has a mortgage

Brokers said this looks to be the cheapest 2-year fixed they have seen for months.

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Mortgage Professional

NatWest to cut rates once again

It will also introduce new products under its new business range

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Financial Reporter

Santander launches sub-5% fixed rate in new round of rate cuts

Residential and buy-to-let rates have reduced by up to 0.50%.

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inews.co.uk

When you should fix your mortgage after interest rate is held, according to experts

After interest rates are kept at 5.25%, homeowners will be wondering whether they should fix now or wait and see

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BirminghamLive

Santander sends five-year warning to any customer with a mortgage

5-year fixed rate for purchase clients of 4.95% at 60% loan-to-value, and a sub-5.5% 2-year fixed rate launched

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FTAdviser

BoE interest rate hold marks ‘new chapter for UK mortgage lending’

The Bank of England’s decision to hold interest rates is “quite simply fantastic news”, according to R3 Mortgages founder and director, Riz Malik.

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FTAdviser

Advisers cancel subscriptions as they criticise Unbiased’s new pricing structure

Advisers have criticised Unbiased’s new pricing structure which could see them shelling out more than £3,000 a month.

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BirminghamLive

NatWest issues new rules for anybody with a mortgage ‘starting tomorrow’

The rates change from tomorrow - September 21 - and mean reductions of up to 20 per cent on selected two and five-year switcher deals

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Financial Reporter

Inflation sees surprise fall to 6.7%

The UK’s headline rate of inflation has nudged down, helped by an easing of food and accommodation prices.

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Financial Reporter

Virgin launches residential and buy-to-let rates from 4.87%

Virgin is now offering a range of two-year buy-to-let rates below 5%.

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BirminghamLive

Virgin Money issues 24-hour warning to anybody with an account

Accord have also today announced another wave of fixed rate cuts across their residential range, with up to 0.48% off their highest loan-to-value products.

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Introducer Today

Mortgage affordability to be hit by council mayhem - claim

Mortgage affordability to be hit by council mayhem

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FTAdviser

Return of more sub-5% mortgage rates ‘now looking imminent’

The return of the sub-5 per cent five-year residential fixed rate is “now looking imminent” Coreco managing director, Andrew Montlake, has argued.

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Financial Reporter

How will local council bankruptcies affect mortgage affordability?

Brokers warned bankruptcies would cause significant increases in council tax bills

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Mortgage Professional

Barclays announces new rate cuts

Bigger rate reductions needed to really get things moving, says mortgage expert

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Mortgage Professional

Does the UK offer robust lending policies?

Brokers weigh in as the number of customers in arrears rises

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Financial Reporter

Skipton cuts rates and launches new three-year range

Rates are reducing across the lender’s residential, buy-to-let, new build and Government scheme product ranges.

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The Intermediary

Skipton Building Society reduces fixed rate mortgages and launches new 3-year deals

From tomorrow, the Society will introduce reductions across its residential, buy-to-let, new build and Government scheme product ranges.

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Mortgage Solutions

Over four in 10 people report rise in mortgage or rental payments

Some 45 per cent of people making rent or mortgage payments have reported a rise in costs in the last six months, a survey has found.

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FTAdviser

Top slicing BTL applications is a ‘game-changer’

The launch of top slicing on buy-to-let applications by BM Solutions could be a “game-changer in buy-to-let applications”, according to R3 Mortgages founder and director, Riz Malik.

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Evening Standard

NatWest cuts mortgage interest rates for second time in four days

It comes after Andrew Bailey yesterday signalled that the Bank of England could soon be finished raising interest rates

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BirminghamLive

Natwest announces change for thousands of customers and ‘it starts tomorrow’

Rates are being reduced for new businesses, including purchase and remortgage rates, as well first time buyers.

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Financial Reporter

BM Solutions introduces top slicing on buy-to-let

Top slicing will be available to non-portfolio landlords with total income above £100,000.

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Mortgage Solutions

The Mortgage Works cuts select limited company rates and adds five-year fixes

The Mortgage Works (TMW) has reduced rates across select limited company mortgages by as much as 0.5 per cent.

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The Intermediary

The Mortgage Works cuts selected limited company rates

The reductions include a 2-year fixed rate at 5.99%, with a 3% fee, available up to 75% LTV.

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BirminghamLive

Four-day warning to anybody with Santander, Lloyds or Barclays account

The so-called big-four banks could follow Natwest and HSBC in announcing a fresh round of mortgage rate cuts.

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Evening Standard

NatWest and HSBC cut mortgage rates, as brokers expect other top lenders to follow

The UK’s top lenders have now been cutting mortgage rates for six weeks

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Financial Reporter

NatWest becomes latest lender to announce mortgage rate cuts

Rates are being cut by up to 55bps with notable reductions across residential and tracker mortgages.

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BirminghamLive

NatWest issues 24-hour warning to customers as it follows HSBC lead

Earlier today, the high street bank announced a series of rate cuts across its residential and buy-to-let mortgage ranges

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The Intermediary

“Down-valuations are becoming the norm” – property experts reveal

Successfully appealing these valuation decisions is often extremely difficult, particularly given the current climate.

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Daily Record

Nationwide announces change starting today that affects anybody with an account

This warning has been issued to anyone with New Business, Switcher, Additional Borrowing and Existing Customers Moving Home accounts.

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The Intermediary

Buyers ditch detached homes as rate reality bites, say property experts

In its August House Price Index, Nationwide stated that the biggest decline in transactional terms was in detached houses.

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Mortgage Professional

Barclays slashes rates on residential and BTL deals

Another lowers stress rates

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BirminghamLive

Nationwide issues 24-hour warning to anybody with an account

This includes rates across the New Business, Switcher, Additional Borrowing and Existing Customers Moving Home range.

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The Independent

Home sales down 16% in July compared to same month last year, says HMRC

Some 86,510 home sales were recorded across the month, according to latest figures.

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Mortgage Solutions

Natwest lowers buy-to-let stress rates; Barclays cuts pricing

Natwest has reduced the stress rate to test affordability on its buy-to-let mortgages.

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The Intermediary

Product transfers hit record high in Q2 - UK Finance

Q2 2023 saw 84% of remortgaging deals being internal product transfers.

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FTAdviser

PMI data ‘dire’ for economy but good for mortgage holders

Recent data from the purchasing managers’ index gave a “dire” outlook for the economy, but could “spell good news” for mortgage holders, Shaw Financial Services founder, Lewis Shaw, has claimed.

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The Intermediary

Santander makes a further round of mortgage rate reductions

Santander has announced a further round of rate reductions of up to 0.20%, which will go live from Tuesday 22nd August.

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Landlord Today

Mortgage lenders slammed for ‘daylight robbery’ on BTL arrangement fees

Landlords and brokers are up in arms about alleged profiteering by buy to let mortgage lenders’ arrangement fees.

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Mortgage Solutions

Average monthly mortgage payments rise by nearly £300 for remortgagors

The rise in the average monthly mortgage payment for people renewing their mortgages over the next year will make them around £288 worse off a month, equal to around £3,456 a year.

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Financial Reporter

Coventry and Accord announce further mortgage rate cuts

Accord has reduced 95% LTV rates by up to 0.80%.

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Mortgage Solutions

Lenders ‘fighting for market position’ as Barclays cuts mortgage rates - Mortgage Solutions

Barclays has announced it will be reducing rates across its mortgages for new and existing borrowers.

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FTAdviser

Buy-to-let arrangement fees ‘border on profiteering’

Buy-to-let arrangement fees “border on profiteering” and are causing “extreme financial distress” to landlords, according to one broker.

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The Intermediary

Landlords accuse lenders of ‘daylight robbery’ on buy-to-let arrangement fees

One landlord has described the fees as daylight robbery, while another said the fees “border on profiteering, as they are causing extreme financial distress to landlords.”

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Introducer Today

Brokers’ Views - What Next for Interest Rates?

Brokers’ Views - What Next for Interest Rates?

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Daily Mail

Could 40-year fixed mortgages solve first-time buyer crisis?

Borrowers in Britain are still having to pay extremely high rates for new mortgages compared to one year ago, even though inflation is now falling at a greater rate than expected.

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NerdWallet

Mortgage Rate Predictions for August 2023 - NerdWallet UK

Fixed mortgage rates began to fall the day after UK inflation fell by more than expected.

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Mortgage Professional

Open Banking – what do brokers think?

Brokers discuss its expansion and where it could be improved

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Mortgage Professional

HSBC becomes first high street lender to slash mortgage rates

Brokers hope more big lenders will follow suit

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FTAdviser

HSBC becomes first high street lender to reduce rates

HSBC has become the first high street lender to announce it will be reducing rates on a number of its fixed-rate products, after better than expected inflation data.

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Evening Standard

Fresh hope mortgage mayhem will ease as HSBC becomes first major lender to cut rates

The repricing follows last week’s long-awaited good news on the cost-of-living crisis, when the rate of inflation fell more quickly than expected

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FTAdviser

Mortgage rate reductions unlikely despite inflation data

A “flurry” of mortgage rate reductions are still unlikely even after the better than expected inflation data published this week, according to Windsor Hill Mortgages director, Elliot Cotterell.

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Mortgage Solutions

Market chaos means attracting clients ‘has never been easier’

The chaotic nature of the mortgage market at the moment presents an “open door” for brokers to build relationships with new clients, with the upheaval creating opportunities as much as challenges, advisers...

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The Independent

Upward march in two and five-year fixed mortgage rates goes into reverse

Average two and five-year fixed-rate homeowner mortgages edged down on Thursday, according to figures from Moneyfactscompare.co.uk.

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IFA Magazine

“We have already been receiving emails from clients asking if they should hold off applying for a remortgage” - brokers reaction

UK newswire, Newspage, asked brokers what has been happening on the mortgage front line over the past 24 hours since the better-than-expected inflation data. Th

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Evening Standard

Upward march in two and five-year fixed mortgage rates goes into reverse

Average two and five-year fixed-rate homeowner mortgages edged down on Thursday, according to figures from Moneyfactscompare.co.uk.

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The Telegraph

Mortgage rates fall for first time since May as cautious optimism takes hold

Better than expected inflation data spurs hope of interest rates falling for homeowners

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Mortgage Solutions

Credit card spending rises year-on-year

Credit card spending rose year on year in April but the number of outstanding balances that were not cleared before interest accrued fell slightly.

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Mortgage Solutions

Lenders expect mortgage defaults to rise in Q3 – BoE

Mortgage lenders have reported that losses and defaults rose in Q2 and this is expected to go up in Q3.

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The Independent

Mortgage defaults expected to increase in months ahead, say lenders

The availability of mortgages is expected to decrease by the end of August, according to the Bank of England’s credit conditions survey.

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Mortgage Professional

Average five-year fixed rate surpasses 6% - Moneyfacts

Lenders and brokers react

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The Sun

Urgent warning for homeowners as mortgage rates soar over 6% for five-year fix

HOMEOWNERS face more mortgage misery as interest rates soared over 6% for the first time this year. The average interest rate on a five-year fixed rate mortgage ticked up from 5.97% to 6.01% overni…

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FTAdviser

Average 5-year fix hits 6% for first time since ‘mini’ Budget

The average interest rate paid on a five-year fixed rate mortgage has risen above 6 per cent today as brokers warn that rates still have not hit their peak.

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Financial Reporter

Average five-year fix surpasses 6% - brokers react

Brokers noted that rates are still available below 6% but predict rates to rise further.

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This Is Money

Average five-year fixed mortgage rate goes over 6%

The average interest rate for a five-year fixed mortgage has topped 6 per cent for the first time since the mini-Budget fallout in November, according to the latest data.

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FTAdviser

Long-term fixes and evolution of mortgage market ‘long overdue’

Mortgage brokers have told FTAdviser that while now is not the right time for borrowers to explore long-term fixes, the evolution of the market in this direction is “long overdue”.

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The Intermediary

UK inflation rate stands at 8.7%, highest since 1981

Meanwhile, the core inflation rate, which excludes volatile elements like energy and food costs, reached its highest level since 1992.

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Mortgage Strategy

Inflation sticks at 8.7% in May, prompts fears of higher rate rise – Mortgage Strategy

Consumer prices rose by 8.7% in the year to May, unchanged from the previous month, data from the National Office for Statistics shows, prompting fears of a higher base rate rise tomorrow. Rising prices...

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inews.co.uk

‘I feel like the grim reaper’: Mortgage brokers say panicked borrowers are ‘screaming for help’

One broker said he felt like ‘Del Boy mortgages’, with all offers having to go within a day due to speed of mortgage rates climbing.

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This Is Money

Inflation triggers 0.5% rate hike forecast to pile on mortgage pain

The inflation figures piled more misery on for a mortgage market, as anaylysts suggested the Bank will have to raise rates faster and further.

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The Telegraph

Britain ‘requires recession’ to control inflation, Bank of England warned - latest updates

The Bank of England may be forced to plunge Britain into recession to regain its grip on inflation, economists have warned.

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inews.co.uk

Fears of mortgage offers expiring lead home owners to drop asking prices

A cooling market and the fact that mortgage offers will expire after six months has handed an opportunity to buyers

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The Independent

Average UK house price in April was £7,000 lower than last September – ONS

The average UK house price was £286,000 in April 2023, which is £9,000 higher than 12 months earlier, the Office for National Statistics said.

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FTAdviser

Govt intervention not needed in mortgage market, brokers say

Many mortgage brokers have said they would not be in favour of a government intervention on mortgages at this point, and that instead the government should focus on getting inflation under control.

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The Independent

Government urged to end ‘mortgage horror show’ as average two-year rate tops 6%

Calls for intervention were made as the average two-year fixed-rate mortgage deal topped 6% for the first time this year.

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The Telegraph

Sunak rejects extra mortgage support as two-year rate hits 6pc - latest updates

Rishi Sunak has said there will not be any extra help given to people who are struggling with mortgage payments as the average two-year rate passed the 6pc mark for the first time since December.

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Financial Reporter

Is there a glimmer of light in the mortgage market? - brokers react

Brokers are split on the future for mortgage rates.

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Mortgage Solutions

Borrowers are choosing product transfers on ‘convenience not price’ – poll results - Mortgage Solutions

Product transfers are proving to be a more convenient and easier choice for borrowers in a market where mortgage ranges are being changed with little to no warning.

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers divided over whether market ‘horrendous’ or advisers just need to ‘toughen up’ ‒ analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Opinion is split among intermediaries on how bad the current market situation is for broker workloads and mental health, with some arguing that those struggling may not be cut out for the industry.

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The Intermediary

Number of residential products rises above 5,000

The number of residential mortgage products available in the UK market has risen above 5,000, according to recent research from Moneyfacts.

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Daily Mail

Mortgage rates fall as experts predict period of calm

The average five-year fixed mortgage deal in Britain fell to 5.54 per cent today from 5.55 per cent yesterday - while the average two-year was at 5.9 per cent today, unchanged from yesterday.

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Introducer Today

Will There Be A Housing Crash?

Will There Be A Housing Crash?

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Mortgage Professional

Santander withdraws new business products

The range will relaunch on June 14

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The Intermediary

Santander to temporarily withdraw residential and buy-to-let rates amid market conditions

In response to the changing market conditions, Santander UK has announced it will temporarily withdraw all new business residential and buy-to-let fixed and tracker rates as of 7.30pm on Monday, 12th June.

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Evening Standard

Santander, last major lender to reprice, will withdraw mortgage deals this evening

A new range of products will be launched on Wednesday says the Spanish owned bank

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FTAdviser

House price crash unlikely, say brokers

Despite the recent moderate fall in house prices, mortgage brokers have said the crash that was predicted by some at the end of last year is now unlikely.

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Daily Mail

Speed of mortgage rate increases appears to be slowing down

The average price of a two-year fixed mortgage deal was today at 5.83 per cent - up only slightly from 5.82 per cent yesterday, according to financial experts at Moneyfacts.

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The Intermediary

Are we heading for a property market crash? Experts give their views

After the UK saw its first annual house price decline in 11 years experts give their take on what’s next for house prices.

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BBC News

Five reasons why mortgages are getting us down

Rising mortgage rates are causing a headache for homeowners and buyers, so what is behind the maelstrom?

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IFA Magazine

Is Brexit to blame for planning applications falling sharply? Industry experts react

Following ONS data published yesterday showing planning applications and granted planning permissions in England were down sharply in Q1 2023, UK newswire, N

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Mortgage Professional

Lenders urged to provide minimum notice period on product withdrawals

Brokers ask for a notice period of at least 24 hours

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The Intermediary

Mortgage brokers call on lenders to establish a minimum notice period for product withdrawals

Mortgage brokers — Riz Malik, Jamie Lennox, and Lewis Shaw — are leading the call, asking that lenders sign a pledge to provide a minimum notice period of 24 hours to all affiliated brokers before withdrawing...

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The Sunday Times

Done in 60 seconds: welcome to the speedy mortgage

You can now get your mortgage approved in just a minute as lenders battle to hit their new business targets. Borrowers are getting mortgage offers in record

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The Sun

I’m a mortgage expert - six things homeowners MUST do as fixed rates end

FAMILIES face a £200 surge in monthly mortgage payments when their fixed-rate deals expire this year. A staggering 1.6 million UK families will have to remortgage in the next 12 months, according t…

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North Wales Pioneer

Jump in mortgage arrears and homes being repossessed

Lenders stand ready to help anyone who might be concerned about their repayments, according to UK Finance, which released the figures.

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Perspective Magazine

Jump in mortgage arrears and homes being repossessed - Perspective Magazine

Lenders stand ready to help anyone who might be concerned about their repayments, according to UK Finance, which released the figures. The number of homes being repossessed and homeowners in arrears jumped...

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IFA Magazine

UK Finance: possessions up 50% in first quarter of year - reaction from brokers

It has been revealed that 750 homeowner mortgaged properties were taken into possession in the first quarter of 2023, which is 50% greater than in the previou

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Mortgage Solutions

The return of short-notice mortgage withdrawals is creating panic among brokers – analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Some lenders are giving brokers too short of a notice before pulling mortgage products off the market to be repriced, which is causing renewed frustration.

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Mortgage Solutions

Arrears and possessions rise in Q1 2023 with biggest increase seen in BTL – UK Finance - Mortgage Solutions

Homeowner and buy-to-let mortgage arrears have increased in the first quarter of the year, with the latter experiencing increases of up to a third at some bands, the latest figures show.

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Evening Standard

Jump in mortgage arrears and homes being repossessed

Lenders stand ready to help anyone who might be concerned about their repayments, according to UK Finance, which released the figures.

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Mortgage Finance Gazette

Nationwide launches green additional loan product at zero per cent – Mortgage Finance Gazette

Nationwide Building Society has cut the interest rate on its green additional borrowing product to zero per cent. The loan, available from 1 June, will

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Mortgage Professional

Nationwide removes interest on green additional borrowing products

It aims to support mortgage members with 0% borrowing

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IFA Magazine

Advisers and Brokers react to Skipton’s 100% mortgage

Earlier this week, Skipton Building Society announced their new 100% mortgage scheme that will allow renters who are struggling to save a deposit the chance to

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Mortgage Solutions

Skipton’s 100 per cent LTV product ‘welcome step in the right direction’

Brokers have broadly welcomed Skipton Building Society’s track record mortgage product saying it could help a cohort of generation rent onto the property ladder and encourage more innovation in the sector.

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Mortgage Solutions

New Help to Buy ‘should be more targeted and expand beyond new build’ ‒ analysis - Mortgage Solutions

A new Help to Buy scheme should include the existing housing stock and be more targeted at helping the most in-need first-time buyers, brokers have argued.

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Financial Reporter

Sunak considering relaunching Help to Buy scheme - brokers react

Sunak is reportedly drawing up plans to bring back the Help to Buy Equity Loan scheme.

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Mortgage Solutions

Return of the 100 per cent LTV mortgage a blessing, not a curse, for FTBs

Demand for 100 per cent mortgages could be very high among first-time buyers but there are concerns around credit quality and negative equity

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Financial Reporter

Is it currently a buyers’ or sellers’ market? - brokers react

Industry experts agreed that whether a buyer or a seller has the upper hand can differ by location, property type, and more.

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IFA Magazine

Fintech versus high street lenders - brokers deliver their verdict and identify pros and cons

Newspage®, asked mortgage brokers and financial services tech experts how fintech lenders compare to traditional high street lenders. The views of brokers

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The Sun

Eight schemes for first-time buyers as house prices hit record high

HOUSE prices are higher than they’ve ever been but there is help for first-time buyers if you know where to look. It now costs an average £224,963 to buy your first home – £890 more tha…

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Mortgage Professional

How do high street and fintech lenders compare?

Brokers examine the benefits of high street versus fintech lenders

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Financial Reporter

What are the pros and cons of fintech vs high street lenders? - brokers react

Brokers were split on the potential strengths of fintech mortgage lenders.

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Your Money

Complaints over two-year fixed rate mortgages on the rise - Your Money

Customer complaints to brokers about recommendations for two-year fixed rates over a longer fixed rates are spiking, according to one complaints management company.

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Financial Reporter

Brokers face increase in complaints over two-year fixes

Jencap Partners says the number of mortgage complaints and claims will inevitably increase, regardless of whether they have any merit.

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Mortgage Solutions

Warning of rise in complaints around two-year fixed rate mortgages

A complaints management firm has highlighted that it has received increased contact from mortgage brokers as customers raise issues with being recommended two-year fixed rates over a longer fixed rates

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The Intermediary

Consultancy warns of rise in broker clients claiming they were misadvised

Cardiff-based Jencap Partners has warned that ambulance chasers could start targeting brokers with claims regardless of merit.

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IFA Magazine

Increase in complaints and claims against brokers over 2-year fixes says specialist consultancy, Jencap Partners - reaction...

There is an increase in enquires from mortgage brokers regarding clients who are stating that they have been misadvised about the decision to take out a 2-year

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IFA Magazine

Supplement or substitute - How do advisers view ChatGPT’s potential impact on financial services?

AI technology is without doubt the future we are heading towards. However, what that future looks like is still unclear. How will AI be used? Will it repl

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Mortgage Solutions

Separate council tax bands for HMO units will harm tenants, property professionals warn

Creating separate council tax bands to individual units in houses in multiple occupation (HMO) in particular circumstances will affect poorer tenants and result in landlords being used as “cash cows”.

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Mortgage Professional

Property stakeholders criticise local authorities’ re-banding of HMOs

“Cash-starved councils are trying to make money off the back of the poorest in society”

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Your Money

Borrowers stuck on 7% default rates as Land Registry backlog ‘beyond a joke’ - Your Money

Homeowners remortgaging their properties are coming off cheap fixes onto pricey standard variable rates of up to 7.5% because of big delays - up to two years - at HM Land Registry (HMLR).

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Mortgage Strategy

Coventry reduces BTL stress rate – Mortgage Strategy

Coventry for Intermediaries has reduced its buy-to-let (BTL) stress rate. The lender says the changes benefit those looking to purchase, remortgage, and port an existing BTL mortgage. For all customer...

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IFA Magazine

Do mortgage comparison sites have a role in advice? - Brokers and advisers share their views

Free PR platform, Newspage, asked brokers what they think of mortgage comparison sites. Some believe they have a role, others believe they simply cause confusio

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Mortgage Solutions

Lenders treating self-employed borrowers ‘like second-class citizens'

Mortgage brokers have accused lenders of treating self-employed applicants like “second class citizens”, with borrowers suffering because lenders do not take the time to understand their income.

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Financial Reporter

Gen H launches first-time buyer ‘bundle’ combining mortgage and legal services

The first-time buyer bundle rates will be up to 0.35% lower than Gen H’s standard range.

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Mortgage Solutions

Gen H launches mortgage and legals service with lower rates

Gen H has launched a service for first-time buyers which combines its mortgage and legal services at reduced interest rates.

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Mortgage Solutions

Swap rates fall post-US bank failure could reverse rising UK base rate and mortgage price trajectory

Following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank swap rates in the UK have fallen by as much as 0.2 per cent, which could pause the rising Base Rate trajectory and stabilise mortgage pricing.

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Financial Reporter

Will the latest GDP data influence next week’s rate rise decision?

Brokers discussed what rate decision they believe the Bank of England will make.

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The Intermediary

Coventry Building Society set to increase rates

Coventry Building Society will be increasing its rates for owner-occupied properties as of next week.

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Financial Reporter

Over 50s trust Martin Lewis more than financial advisers - brokers react

Brokers said that regulation and negative perceptions of the financial services industry are holding back the advice sector.

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IFA Magazine

Halifax February House Price Index - reaction from lenders, estate agents and brokers

Following the Halifax February House Price Index announcement, brokers, estate agents and property experts have shared their thoughts with IFA Magazine via Ne

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Mortgage Solutions

Nationwide ditches sub-four per cent mortgages as swap rates rise

Nationwide has increased the mortgage rates on select products, effective from 3 March.

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IFA Magazine

Nationwide announces new rate increases from March 3

After Nationwide announced that it is making rate increases across selected fixed term (two and five year) and tracker New Business and switcher products, from

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Mortgage Strategy

Nationwide becomes latest lender to increase rates – Mortgage Strategy

Nationwide has made increases across selected fixed-term and tracker new business and switcher products, effective today (3 March). For new business, the lender has upped rates across its new member moving,...

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IFA Magazine

As Nationwide warns “deposit requirements remain prohibitively high” for FTBs, brokers reveal which lenders stand out

Following Robert Gardner of Nationwide outlining the challenges faced by first-time buyers this morning in the lender’s February HPI, Newspage asked brokers wh

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Mortgage Solutions

LTI ratio tweaks will become ‘common’ as lenders battle for business – analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Brokers have said that more lenders will likely increase their loan to income (LTI) multiples in a bid for market share.

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Mortgage Finance Gazette

Purplebricks looking at sale on back of profit warning – Mortgage Finance Gazette

Purplebricks could be sold after the group warned that costs from a “turnaround plan” had proved higher than expected. In a statement released today, the U

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Mortgage Strategy

Purplebricks considers sale after it announces profit warning

Purplebricks could be sold after the group warned that costs from a “turnaround plan” had proved higher than expected. In a statement released today, the UK online estate agent said while its brand had...

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Mortgage Solutions

Rises in variable income limits ‘welcome’ but lenders unlikely to change ‒ analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Brokers have said that mortgage lenders who will accept higher amounts of variable income will become more attractive, but have said it is unlikely more lenders will change their criteria.

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Mortgage Professional

Property sales are still moving forward – but below asking prices

Positive signs from the January market, following confirmation of a dip in December

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Financial Reporter

When will two-year fixes break the 4% barrier? - brokers react

Brokers are split on when they think two-year fixed rates will drop below 4%.

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IFA Magazine

When will 2-year fixes break 4% barrier? - reaction

With inflation coming down faster than expected last month, Bank Rate likely to be close to its peak and the possibility of rate cuts later this year to stimula

Published:

Mortgage Solutions

Lenders should stop ‘cherry picking’ best borrowers in rate war ‒ analysis

Brokers have called for mortgage lenders to be more “brave and bold” in their rate cuts, and move beyond “cherry picking” the best borrowers.

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers split on appeal of overpayments in cost of living crisis ‒ analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Brokers are divided on whether the cost of living crisis has improved or dented the appeal of making overpayments on mortgage repayments, while some have suggested that offset mortgages may work out a...

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IFA Magazine

Virgin breach 4% barrier with fixed rates - for a 10-year fix.

As Virgin breach the symbolic 4% barrier with fixed rates - for a 10-year fix - brokers comment on this development:Justin Moy, Managing Director at EHF Mortgages: “This is great news and a significant...

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IFA Magazine

Halifax HPI - reaction from brokers and property experts

Following today’s report from Halifax on HPI – mortgage brokers and property experts have shared their reactions with IFAM via Newspage. Katy Eatenton, m

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IFA Magazine

HSBC launches 3.99% five-year mortgage rate – reaction

HSBC has launched a 3.99% five-year (re)mortgage rate. Free PR platform, Newspage, sought the views of brokers around the UK. Imran Hussain, Director at Ha

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IFA Magazine

Virgin launches 5-year fixed rate at 3.95% - reaction

Virgin, from today, has gone sub-4% on 5-year fixes, at 3.95%. Importantly, it is also offering a 3.99% 5-year fix for purchases. Free PR platform, Newspage, so

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Evening Standard

Virgin Money launches first sub-4% fixed rate home buying mortgage since October

The first fixed rate home buying mortgage for buying a home to be priced at below 4% in more than four months was launched today

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Mortgage Solutions

House price growth slips further in January – Nationwide

House prices in the UK declined 0.6 per cent to £258,297 between December and January as values continued to slip.

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Financial Reporter

Brokers split on when mortgage rates will drop below 4%

With fixed rate mortgage rates edging down, PR platform, Newspage, asked brokers when they may drop below 4%. Some believe it’s imminent, others believe it could be some time yet.

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Yahoo Finance

Mortgage costs expected to rise this year, says Bank of England

Banks expect the availability of mortgages, consumer loans and corporate credit to drop.

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Evening Standard

Lenders expect default rates on loans to households and businesses to increase

Banks and building societies expect the availability of mortgages and other credit to households to decrease by the end of February 2023.

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IFA Magazine

Paul Lewis responds to mortgage brokers about comments in The i Paper - brokers react

Earlier this week, IFA Magazine reported on the reactions of many mortgage brokers to comments made by the well-known financial journalist, Paul Lewis, in The

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IFA Magazine

Inflation dip - Comment from brokers and IFAs on what this might mean for mortgage rates

Inflation has dipped for the second month in a row. Will this mean there’s less pressure on the Bank of England to raise the base rate? Mortgage brokers and IFAs were asked what impact the inflation dip might...

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IFA Magazine

​Brokers respond to comments made by Money Box presenter Paul Lewis

Scott Taylor-Barr, Financial Adviser at Carl Summers Financial Services: “I’m a self-employed mortgage adviser, with over 25 years’ financial service

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Mortgage Solutions

SLS In Focus – Second charge interest will continue to grow over next three to four years

Specialist Lending Solutions “In Focus” series deep dives into different areas of the specialist lending market. For this quarter, we are looking at the second charge market and are asking brokers what...

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Mortgage Professional

Mortgage Guarantee Scheme extension receiving mixed reviews

The danger of propping up negative equity situations is real, but some see value down the road

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Mail on Sunday

Your credit rating could be wrong - here’s how to sort it

Wealth & Finance writers asked each of the three main credit rating agencies for their records - and found the results could be very different.

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Mortgage Solutions

The eight watchwords that will define the mortgage market in 2023

As we kick off a new year, Mortgage Solutions reveals the words that those in the industry think will characterize 2023.

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Mortgage Solutions

First-time buyers will be ‘active’ this year despite headwinds

First-time buyers will continue to be motivated this year to buy, possibly benefitting from falls in house prices.

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Mortgage Solutions

Mortgage pricing: where are we now and what can we expect?

Average rates for two and five-year fixed rates remain above five per cent, but brokers expect that the range of mortgage pricing could come down to three to four per cent this year.

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Financial Reporter

What will happen to buy-to-let in 2023?

Some mortgage brokers predict an exodus, while others believe next year could be an opportunity for savvy and cash rich landlords.

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Mortgage Solutions

Next year will be ‘survival of the fittest’ for landlords unless lenders innovate

Demand has been high for complex buy-to-let this year and expected to grow even more next year, but brokers have said product innovation is crucial to sustain this sector.

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Mortgage Solutions

Rate cuts, the rise of PT and ‘suffering’ BTL: Broker expectations for 2023

In anticipation for 2023, Mortgage Solutions talked to brokers to ask what their expectations are for next year and how brokers can prepare.

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This Is Money

Mortgage guarantee scheme: Is a 5% deposit loan still a good idea?

The Government scheme encourages banks and building societies to give out 5% deposit mortgages - but are they a good idea for first-time buyers?

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Mortgage Solutions

Don’t predict the market or underestimate role of advice ‒ brokers’ big lessons from 2022

The importance of the role of the broker, and being prepared for the unexpected, are some of the big lessons intermediaries have taken from 2022.

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Financial Reporter

Brokers urge lenders to rethink self-employed risk

Brokers have called for a rethink around risk by lenders when it comes to the employed versus the self-employed.

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Financial Reporter

Coventry for Intermediaries pauses tracker mortgage lending

The Society has withdrawn its BBR tracker range ahead of the base rate announcement on Thursday.

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Mortgage Solutions

Mortgage term extensions jump in popularity but should be ‘last resort or short-term plan’ – analysis - Mortgage Solutions

First-time buyers and home movers are increasingly extending their mortgage terms to 35 or 40 years in order to lower their payments.

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Mortgage Solutions

Second charge will be ‘big business’ in 2023 – analysis

Second charge will continue to grow in popularity next year due to rising cost of living, higher remortgage costs and more people coming to term end on fixed rates next year.

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Mortgage Professional

TSB pauses new build lending at 90% LTV

It also reduces the maximum LTI multiples for self-employed borrowers

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Mortgage Finance Gazette

TSB halts new build lending at 90% LTV, tightens self-employed income criteria

TSB has paused its new build lending at 90% loan to value and will cut multiples for self-employed borrowers. The bank says in light of the ending of the

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Financial Reporter

TSB cuts self-employed multiples and increases stress rates

The maximum loan-to-income multiple for self-employed applicants has been lowered from 5.00 times to 4.49 times income.

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The Intermediary

TSB pauses 90% LTV new build lending and cuts LTI for self-employed

TSB is pausing its new build lending at 90% LTV while reducing the maximum loan-to-income (LTI) multiples for self-employed applicants.

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IFA Magazine

UK Finance Report warns of ‘softer mortgage market’ but does it go far enough? Brokers respond

This morning’s UK Finance report about mortgage forecasts has predicted a ’softer mortgage market in 2023, as affordability comes under pressure from inflation

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Mortgage Strategy

TSB pauses new build lending, cuts self-employed multiples

TSB has paused its new build lending at 90% loan to value and will cut multiples for self-employed borrowers. The bank says in light of the ending of the government’s Help to Buy scheme, it will “temporarily”...

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Mortgage Strategy

NatWest cuts resi, FTB and BTL rates by up to 76bps

NatWest Intermediary Solutions has cut a selected range of purchase, first-time buyer, buy-to-let and other home loans for new and existing customers by up to 76 basis points. The high street lender’s...

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The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

NatWest for Intermediaries reduces 2- and 5-year fixes - The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

NatWest for Intermediaries is reducing its 2- and 5-year fixed rates from tomorrow (6th December) by as much as 0.55%.

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Mortgage Professional

NatWest lowers rates for new and existing customers

The rate reduction across its product portfolio is effective from today

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Financial Reporter

NatWest cuts residential rates by up to 0.55%

Rates have reduced by up to 55bps.

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The Intermediary

The Mortgage Works to reduce stress rates

The move has been broadly welcomed by brokers as one that “may reignite the buy-to-let market”.

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The Intermediary

Annual house price growth slowed to 4.4% in November from 7.2% in October

Nationwide’s seasonally adjusted measure of house prices fell by 1.4% month-to-month in November while year-over-year growth dropped to 4.4%, from 7.2% in October, well below the consensus, 5.8%.

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Financial Reporter

More people turning to equity release as cost of living bites - brokers react

Brokers have warned that people need to be aware of the ramifications and risks of taking out equity release during the cost of living crisis.

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Financial Reporter

more2life launches sub-6% lifetime mortgage following broker feedback

Lifetime mortgages have fallen back under 6% with the launch of a new rate from more2life.

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FTAdviser.com

‘Try not to worry’ when remortgaging in negative equity, say brokers

There will be more people falling into negative equity as house prices are expected to fall but brokers have encouraged people to stay calm and speak to their lenders

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Financial Reporter

What are the options for borrowers remortgaging in negative equity?

Brokers discuss the impact of a reduction in house prices moving into 2023.

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Mortgage Solutions

High LTV deals could drop amid expected house price falls – broker reaction - Mortgage Solutions

More lenders may follow Virgin Money’s decision to temporarily remove high loan to value (LTV) (95 per cent loan) mortgages resulting in a lack of options for those with smaller deposits, brokers are speculating.

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Financial Reporter

Virgin withdraws 95% LTV rates

Help to Buy product transfer rates will increase by up to 0.15%.

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IFA Magazine

Average 5-year fix falls below 6% for first time in seven weeks - brokers give their views on where fixed rates are headed...

Following news that the average 5-year fixed mortgage rate has fallen below 6% for the first time in seven weeks, free broker PR platform, Newspage, asked a s

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Mortgage Solutions

Experts predict mortgage and base rates post Autumn Statement

Market experts seem to believe that post Autumn Statement, the base rate and mortgage rates will start to fall (sooner or later).

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Mortgage Solutions

Mortgage porting is the ‘unexpected gift’ of rising rates – analysis

An air of urgency and panic has been prevalent in the housing and mortgage market for some time.

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Mortgage Strategy

Autumn Statement: Industry reaction

The mortgage industry has reacted to the Autumn Statement this lunchtime, with some suggesting it will “restore confidence” while others claim areas of the sector “have been bypassed”. Lodestone Mortgages...

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers urge Hunt to ‘stay away’ from mortgage market ahead of Autumn Statement

Brokers want to see no “nasty surprises” in tomorrow’s Autumn Statement that could cause further turmoil in the mortgage market.

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Property Industry Eye

Fixed mortgage rates are falling and could drop to below 4% in the New Year - Property Industry Eye

Fixed mortgage rates are falling and could drop to below 4% in the New Year - Breaking news for estate agents and the residential property industry. Independent, unbiased, and factual reporting. A forum...

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This Is Money

Fixed mortgage rates are falling, and ‘could be back at 4% next year’

The average two-year fix, which peaked at 6.65% on 20 October, according to Moneyfacts, now sits at 6.28% - but will rates continue to fall?

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inews.co.uk

Mortgage rates fall in reprieve for UK homeowners - and interest may drop further

The average two- and five-year fixed mortgage rates have both dropped since the 75 basis point rise in the Bank of England base rate, and there could be further falls

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Mortgage Professional

Borrowing rates ‘could reduce’, says London broker

Rate may drop due to interest rise being lower than feared

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IFA Magazine

BoE rate rise: Reaction from mortgage brokers and IFAs

Following today’s news that the Bank of England has hiked rates by 0.75%, the biggest single rise since 1989, mortgage experts have been sharing their thought

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Mortgage Professional

Borrowing rates ‘could reduce’, says London broker

Rate may drop due to interest rise being lower than feared

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The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

Bank of England raises interest rate by 0.75% to 3% - The Intermediary - Latest UK mortgage news

Now standing at 3%, this decision leaves the base rate at the highest level seen since the financial crisis in 2008.

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FTAdviser.com

Mortgage rates could ‘fall’ post BoE rate rise

Some mortgage deals may become cheaper as today s interest rate rise by the Bank of England did not go as far as some had feared brokers have said

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