Stories quoting Harry Goodliffe
Newspage stories quoting Harry Goodliffe. Newest first.
By Liam Buckler ·
Working from home: can your landlord charge you more?
Can a landlord charge more rent or bills because you're work from home? Property experts on what the Renters' Rights Act allows.
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 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 Gabriel McKeown ·
How to appear in Google’s AI Overview: examples and what the experts say
How to appear in Google’s AI Overview: real examples for businesses alongside expert tips and data, as nearly 70% of UK searches now end without a click.
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 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 Liam Buckler ·
TSB mortgage rates cut by up to 0.10% as brokers hail "good news" for borrowers
TSB mortgage rates are being cut by up to 0.10% from Thursday 22 October, as experts tell Newspage lenders are chasing buyers before the Budget.
By Liam Buckler ·
UK inflation hits 3.5% as small firms face “pressure from both sides”
UK inflation hit 3.5% in September as fuel prices surged, with a small business owner telling Newspage he faces pressure from both sides
By Douglas Patient ·
Inflation rises to 3.5% in "blow" – what does this mean for borrowers, savers and the pound?
Inflation has risen to 3.5% – but what does this “blow” mean for borrowers and savers? How will it affect mortgages and savings accounts?
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 ·
Will mortgage rates fall by Christmas? Brokers say they could be a "little lower"
Will mortgage rates fall by Christmas? Brokers tell Newspage fixed rates could be a little lower, but warn against waiting for a big drop.
By Liam Buckler ·
GDP grows by just 0.1% as experts warn Bank of England rate cuts are unlikely
Bank of England rate cut hopes fade as UK GDP grew just 0.1% in August, with some experts telling Newspage a rate rise could come first.
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 ·
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 ·
Your First Home income cap could shut out public sector couples, experts warn
A reported Your First Home income cap of £90,000, or £110,000 in London, could shut out public sector couples, experts tell Newspage.
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 Liam Buckler ·
House prices 'downturn' warning as Lloyds HPI reveals stark North-South divide
House prices were flat in September, the Lloyds HPI shows, but rose 7.4% in Northern Ireland and fell 2.2% in London, experts tell Newspage.
By Liam Buckler ·
Average five-year fixed mortgage rate hits 6% as sub-5% deals vanish in "extraordinary" month
Average five-year fixed mortgage rate has hit 6% as sub-5% deals fell from 1,494 to nine. Experts tell Newspage what borrowers should do.