Stories quoting Justin Moy
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By Douglas Patient ·
Nationwide cuts mortgage rates by up to 0.15% – but increases trackers by up to 0.10%
Nationwide mortgage rates: fixed rates cut by up to 0.15% but some trackers rise, as brokers tell Newspage why the two are moving apart.
By Douglas Patient ·
Halifax cuts mortgage rates by up to 0.22% as brokers warn "this is a trickle, not a deluge"
Halifax mortgage rates cut by up to 0.22% as brokers tell Newspage lenders are competing harder, but rates are unlikely to fall far.
By Gabriel McKeown ·
Mortgages for teachers: where a teacher's salary still buys a home in 2026
Mortgages for teachers: we compared teacher pay with house prices across England to show where teachers can still buy, and what lenders will lend.
By Gabriel McKeown ·
Free mortgage broker or paid? What brokers really charge, and when a fee is worth it
Free mortgage broker or paid? Brokers reveal what they charge, how fee-free brokers are paid by lenders, and when paying a fee is worth it.
By Liam Buckler ·
Budget 2026: what it means for your mortgage, pension and small business
Budget 2026: what it means for your money. Pensioners with small private pensions could miss out on new tax protection, experts tell Newspage.
By Liam Buckler ·
Lifetime ISA trap: average London first-time buyer now over the £450,000 cap
London's average first-time buyer now pays over the Lifetime ISA's £450,000 cap. Advisers on the 25% charge, where the cap should sit and what to do.
By Liam Buckler ·
Will the bank surcharge push up mortgage rates? Brokers on who pays first
Bank surcharge back to 8%? Brokers on whether a bank tax would push up mortgage rates, who pays first and whether to ban passing it on.
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 Liam Buckler ·
Mortgage with a CCJ: how soon can you get one?
Mortgage with a CCJ: six of the 10 largest UK lenders will consider a paid CCJ one year after it was registered, Newspage research found.
By Douglas Patient ·
HSBC to cut its mortgage rates from Thursday in a "welcome move" for borrowers
HSBC mortgage rates are being cut from Thursday 15 October, with one broker telling Newspage some fixes could fall below 5%.
By Liam Buckler ·
Equity release or a mortgage? Why older borrowers are choosing ordinary home loans
Equity release or a mortgage? Over-55s took 3.5 ordinary mortgages for every lifetime mortgage in Q2 2026, Newspage research found.
By Douglas Patient ·
Help to Buy year 6: 2021 buyers face equity loan interest and a higher mortgage rate double whammy
Help to Buy equity loans start charging interest in year 6. For many 2021 buyers that lands alongside a higher mortgage rate. Brokers explain what to do.
By Douglas Patient ·
Can you remortgage with arrears? Family trapped on 8.25% rate as brokers call for change
Can you remortgage with arrears? A family trapped on an 8.25% rate shows why lenders want arrears cleared first. Brokers explain the options.
By Liam Buckler ·
Your First Home scheme: will first-time buyers still need help from parents?
A third of first-time buyers get help from parents for their deposit, Heron Financial data shows. Will Your First Home’s 2.5% deposit change that?
By Douglas Patient ·
Mortgage calculators show £80,000 gap for same buyer as brokers warn they are just a "rough guide"
Mortgage calculators show an £80,000 gap between how much they say a buyer can borrow as brokers warn they are just a “rough guide” for borrowers.
By Liam Buckler ·
First-time buyers face paying off mortgages in retirement as nearly half take out 35-year terms
First-time buyers are facing being forced to pay off mortgages in retirement as Newspage analysis shows nearly half take out 35-year deals.