Stories quoting Tony Redondo
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By Gabriel McKeown ·
Will the mansion tax affect London house prices? Agents and brokers on the £2m cliff edge
Will the mansion tax hit London house prices? From April 2028, homes worth £2m+ pay £2,500 to £7,500 a year. Brokers on sellers just above the line.
By Liam Buckler ·
Mortgage with one year's accounts: can the newly self-employed still buy a home?
Some lenders offer a mortgage with one year’s accounts. Experts tell Newspage how the self-employed are assessed and if it costs more
By Gabriel McKeown ·
Remortgage for home improvements: are more homeowners improving rather than moving?
Should you remortgage for home improvements? It's a question a growing number of people are asking, as punitive stamp duty and moving costs see fewer move.
By Douglas Patient ·
The pension mistakes that could cost your family thousands
Pension mistakes: rushing to withdraw or gift your pension could cost your family, advisers tell Newspage, ahead of April 2027 changes.
By Liam Buckler ·
Will the Budget push up mortgage rates? Brokers say lenders could reprice within 48 hours
Brokers explain how fast gilt yields reach mortgage rates after a Budget, what would spook or calm the bond market, and whether to fix now or wait
By Liam Buckler ·
Is buy-to-let still worth it? Lending up 25% but most is landlords remortgaging, not buying
Is buy-to-let still worth it? Buy-to-let lending rose 25% to £10.7 billion in Q2 2026, but more than two-thirds was remortgaging, experts tell Newspage.
By Douglas Patient ·
Warning to 1.1 million pensioners living abroad ahead of the Budget: "Don't get comfortable"
Experts have issued a warning to 1.1 million pensioners living abroad ahead of the Budget with one saying “don't get comfortable”.
By Liam Buckler ·
Individual Voluntary Arrangements hit highest level since November 2022
Individual Voluntary Arrangements hit 7,385 in September, their highest since November 2022, as experts tell Newspage households have little breathing room.
By Liam Buckler ·
Experts warn against making pension mistake ahead of Budget
Should I take my pension before the Budget? Advisers tell Newspage that withdrawing money early on rumours could cost more in tax than it saves.
By Douglas Patient ·
Over 1.7 million claiming unemployment benefits – up by 30,000 in September
UK unemployment: the benefits claimant count rose by about 30,000 to 1.701 million in September, ONS data shows, as experts tell Newspage hiring is slowing.
By Douglas Patient ·
What is the best way to send money abroad? How to avoid losing thousands of pounds
What is the best way to send money abroad? Experts have revealed that Brits could lose thousands by focusing on transfer fees.
By Gabriel McKeown ·
Three in 10 small businesses short of cashflow finance are paying staff late, survey shows
Small business cashflow problems: 30% of SME employers short of finance paid staff late and 48% paid suppliers late, the Small Business Survey shows.
By Douglas Patient ·
GDP grows by just 0.1%: small businesses say clients "feel more cautious"
UK GDP grew by just 0.1% in August, ONS data shows, as small business owners tell Newspage their clients are delaying big decisions.
By Douglas Patient ·
Should I sell my business before the Budget? Sales surged 45% ahead of the last BADR rise
Should I sell my business before the Budget? Sales surged 45% before the last BADR rise, but experts warn rushing a sale over a rumour could be costly.
By Douglas Patient ·
Bringing inheritance money into the UK: exchange rates could cost families nearly £9,000
Families bringing inheritance money into the UK from Europe could lose nearly £9,000 to exchange-rate swings. Experts explain how to protect the proceeds.