Stories quoting Tony Sanchez
Newspage stories quoting Tony Sanchez. Newest first.
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 can a business get into Google's AI Overview? What the data and the experts say
Featuring in Google's AI Overview is increasingly important, as nearly 70% of UK searches now end without a click. We show how some firms are achieving it.
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 ·
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 Douglas Patient ·
More borrowers using bridging loans just to survive in slowing property market, experts warn
More borrowers are using bridging loans just to survive in a slowing property market and stop a house move from collapsing, experts are warning.
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 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 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 ·
Bridging loan exits: the one question your lender must ask, and what happens when it isn't
The one question your lender must ask on bridging loan exits and what happens when it isn't. The major “red flag” that could become an expensive nightmare.
By Liam Buckler ·
90% want of mental health first aiders want training made law - but who picks up the bill?
90% of mental health first aiders want training made law, but who pays? Small businesses face tough questions over the cost of protecting staff wellbeing.
By Douglas Patient ·
Halifax cuts mortgage rates by up to 0.1% as sub-5% deals hit the market again
Halifax cuts mortgage rates by up to 0.1% as sub-5% fixes return at Santander and Yorkshire Building Society too, brokers 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 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.
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.
By Liam Buckler ·
Are mortgage calculators accurate? Brokers warn they can create "false certainty"
Are mortgage calculators accurate? Brokers warn they can create "false certainty" for first-time buyers and there can be huge variations between lenders.