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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers fear limited PT options could be ‘massive issue’ for select landlord clients – analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Brokers have expressed concerns for landlord clients coming to the end of their buy-to-let deals as some lenders do not offer product transfer options.

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BristolLive

Bristol property market has seen one of the highest price hikes

Homes across the city have seen a huge hike in prices since 2012

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Financial Reporter

Brokers react to prospect of an emergency rate rise this week

The odds of the MPC hiking rates again in an emergency meeting this week have shortened after Sterling’s all-time low against the Dollar.

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The Sunday Times

Panicking homeowners rush to lock in fixed-rate mortgages

Homeowners are rushing to find a new fixed mortgage deal amid fears that the Bank of England is set to increase rates rapidly after Friday’s mini-budget.Some bo

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The Negotiator

Stamp duty cut: Industry reacts and analysis

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

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Bristol Post

Bristol house prices could fall in ‘difficult year ahead’

Two experts have forecast what they think will happen with property prices over the next few months

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Bristol Post

Mixed Bristol house price prediction as UK set to enter recession

The experts have forecast what they think will happen with property prices over the next few months

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Your Mortgage

How will energy price rises affect the housing market?

Some people could be forced to sell up and downsize, according to mortgage experts

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IFA Magazine

Land Registry HPI - “More mad house price growth in May” - reaction from agents and brokers

Following the Land Registry house price data published this morning agents and brokers have commented: Wesley Davidson, founder of broker Fox Davidson: “Th

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Mortgage Solutions

‘Second charge must be considered in every capital raising case’ – analysis - Mortgage Solutions

Homeowners looking to borrow extra money are opting for second charge loans over a full remortgage as interest rates rise, brokers say.

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IFA Magazine

“Conveyancing is completely broken” - property and mortgage experts give their views on conveyancing market

Following reports of record times in property conveyancing, we asked 12 property and mortgage industry experts for their views on the current conveyancing syste

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IFA Magazine

BoE mortgage approvals - “People who have been procrastinating are very proactive” - reaction from brokers

Following today’s Bank of England Money & Credit report (May) issued this morning, mortgage brokers comment on the data and reveal that they’re still fi

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Mortgage Solutions

Nature of mortgage broker role increases risk of burnout

Mortgage brokers are more likely to burnout through becoming overworked precisely because of the nature of the job, brokers have suggested.

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Mortgage Solutions

Brokers welcome second home ‘ban’ in ‘overpriced’ coastal resorts - Mortgage Solutions

The decision to ban second homeownership in Whitby has been largely welcomed by brokers, with the possilbity that it is likely to be followed by a similar ban in Brighton.

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Mortgage Professional

Will rates ever go down again?

Brokers also give their views on the growing number of people taking out longer term fixes as a result of increasing rates

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Mortgage Solutions

Managing expectations - and admin - could ease remortgage logjam

Rising interest rates has driven demand for mortgage products, but brokers say remortgage applications are taking longer than ever.

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Business Live

UK housing market is ‘house of cards’, says property expert

Average annual house prices in Britain have risen again, new ONS data shows

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Mortgage Solutions

How the emergence of ‘rightsizers’ is driving some specialist brokers

Borrowers are turning to bridging and equity release as they seek solutions to the challenge of ‘rightsizing’.

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inews.co.uk

Think carefully before shelling out a mortgage booking fee to fix your mortgage, warn experts

As interest rates continue to rise thousands of borrowers will be looking to fix their mortgage, but is this a good idea?

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Mortgage Solutions

‘Shovel through the dung to find a gem’ – brokers share their biggest career lessons

After surviving Covid, mortgage brokers are now looking down the barrel at rising rates and raging inflation – there’s never a dull moment in this industry.

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Mortgage Solutions

Lenders reduce loan sizes as cost of living squeezes affordability, report brokers

Lenders are restricting mortgage loan sizes as the cost of living surges, brokers have reported.

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Mortgage Strategy

March inflation reaches 7%: ONS

Inflation in the UK climbed to 7% in March, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) says. This compares to a 6.2% rise in February, at the time the fastest rise recorded in 30 years. The latest figure...

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This Is Money

Number of new-build homes in England drops, data shows

The number of dwellings where building work commenced on site across England was 41,600 in October to December, which is lower than the previous quarter and lower than a year ago.

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FTAdviser.com

House price growth at 15-year high but London misses out

House price growth ended the year in double digits at 10 4 per cent making 2021 the strongest year for growth since 2006

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FTAdviser.com

House price growth slows after eight-month upwards trend

UK house price growth slowed in April breaking its eight month long upwards trend following the government s stamp duty break implemented in July

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IFA Magazine

Property market branded “a law unto itself” following extraordinary February growth

Economic logic and the UK property market rarely go hand in hand and this was once again the case in February. Despite the soaring cost of living and interest

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Mortgage Solutions

House price growth surges over 12 per cent despite cost of living pressure – Nationwide - Mortgage Solutions

House prices rose by 12.6 per cent annually in February which left average prices exceeding £260,000 for the first time.

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BristolLive

Bristol expert says record house price rise is ‘mind-boggling’

There’s a ‘radical imbalance between supply and demand’

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BristolLive

House price rises ‘off the scale’ as Londoners move west

The South West has the fastest rising prices in the country

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Mortgage Strategy

Govt figures show drop in number of new homes being built

Despite repeated government promises to increase housing supply, the number of new homes being started or completed continued to fall in the last quarter of 2021, according to the latest figures from the...

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Your Money

House prices up by a fifth in just two years - Your Money

House prices have risen 20% in just two years as they now exceed £260,000 for the first time.

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IFA Magazine

Property market branded “a law unto itself” following extraordinary February growth

Economic logic and the UK property market rarely go hand in hand and this was once again the case in February. Despite the soaring cost of living and interest

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IFA Magazine

Nationwide HPI - “2021 was the the year of the regions” - reaction from experts

Following today’s report from Nationwide on annual house price data, property experts share their views James Humphries-Stone, director of Midlands-based esta

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This Is Money

BUSINESS LIVE: House prices jump; £5.8bn of Covid fraud

House prices rose by 1 per cent in December, doubling forecasts of 0.5 per cent and capping the biggest full-year rise in prices since 2006, according to figures from Nationwide.

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Express.co.uk

Homeowners can boost property value by £5,000 if they install electric vehicle chargers

PROPERTY owners can boost the value of their homes by a staggering £5,000 if they install an electric car charging point. It comes after Boris Johnson announced that all new homes need to include an electric...

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This Is Money

Interest rate rises: Will a 15-year mortgage fix protect homeowners?

Most homeowners fix their mortgage for two or five years - but deals are available with rates fixed for 10,15 or even 40, but can be expensive to exit.

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Mortgage Solutions

Nearly a fifth of homeowners using savings to pay mortgage pre-summer

Some 19 per cent of owner occupiers had to rely on their savings to pay their mortgage during April and May, government figures showed.

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Mortgage Strategy

Annual growth cools to 10% in September: Nationwide

Annual house price growth slowed from 11% in August to 10% in September, the latest index from Nationwide shows. Month-on-month prices increased by just 0.1% in September to reach £248,742, which was down...

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Bristol Sport

Langley House Mortgages remain onboard as Official Mortgage Partner

Langley House Mortgages will retain their position as Official Mortgage Partner ahead of the 2021/22 campaign.

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Bridging & Commercial

UK house prices surge in August, but property industry split on whether this will continue

Annual house price growth rose to 11% in August, with average house prices nudging towards the £250,000 mark, as revealed in the latest Nationwide House Price Index.

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The Mirror

Cheapest-ever mortgage now just 0.83% - what you have to do to get one

The super-cheap home loan is being sold by Halifax, which brought it out despite already having the lowest rate the country has ever seen. But the deal isn’t right for everyone

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FTAdviser.com

Tumbling mortgage rates signal lenders’ ‘low risk’ strategies

Low rate mortgages have seen another product join their ranks as Halifax introduced the UK s lowest two year fixed rate at 0 83 per cent for large deposit holders

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CityAM

UK banks expect a rush of defaults in coming months - CityAM

UK banks expect defaults to rise over the coming months as households struggle to service debt taken on during the Covid pandemic.

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Mortgage Strategy

House price growth returns to 10% in May: ONS | Mortgage Strategy

House prices grew by 10% to £254,624 in the year to May, up from 9.6% the previous month, according to the Office for National Statistics and Land Registry index. Month-on-month growth also increased to...

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The Telegraph

Banks gear up for mortgage price war as house prices cool

Lenders slash home loan rates to record lows, while property prices dip for first time in five months after stamp duty holiday ends

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Express.co.uk

HSBC UK slashes mortgage rates to ‘lowest ever’ but some buyers should beware fee

HSBC UK has reduced interest rates by up to 0.30 percent on more than 40 mortgages, the bank has announced today.

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The Telegraph

Borrowers warned over ‘honeytrap’ mortgages where higher fees outweigh low rates

Competition between lenders means they are looking beyond headline rates to make a profit

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CityAM

Property transactions fall in May as end of stamp duty holiday cools market - CityAM

UK residential property transactions fell in May, with transactions in the coming months likely to reduce further as the stamp duty holiday ends.

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FTAdviser.com

House price growth slows as stamp duty holiday nears end

House price growth slowed for the first time in six months in January as the market approached the deadline for the stamp duty holiday on March 31

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The Telegraph

Banks battle it out in mortgage price war

The soaraway housing market rekindles memories of 2008 when a lending spree triggered the worst financial crisis for decades

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inews.co.uk

How to apply for a mortgage if you’ve been part of the furlough scheme

What are the options for those desperate to get on the ladder following a year of lockdown and its impact on income

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BBC News

Buyer demand outstrips homes on market

A slowdown in homes being put on the market in April is leading to higher prices, surveyors say.

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Mortgage Strategy

Lending reaches five-year high in February: BoE | Mortgage Strategy

Gross mortgage lending reached £27.7bn in February, the highest figure in five years as buyers rushed to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday, according to Bank of England data. The total was 19 per...

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Bristol Sport

Bears launch new partnership with Langley House Mortgages

Bristol Bears are delighted to launch a new partnership with Langley House Mortgages.

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