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Questions we’ve put to Newspage’s experts, with their answers. Newest first. Search by keyword.
128 Raws
· 10 expert responses
Budget and mortgage rates
The Budget is just days away and, if the markets don't like what's announced, bond yields could rise, which has the potential to take mortgage rates with them. Questions for Newspagers Could this Budget move mortgage…
- mortgages
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- bad credit mortgages
- HMO mortgages
- let-to-buy mortgages
- 5% deposit mortgages
- auction property mortgages
- Bank of England base rate and mortgages
- CCJ mortgages
- commercial mortgages
- consumer buy-to-let mortgages
- contractor mortgages
- debt consolidation mortgages
- debt management plan mortgages
- divorce and separation mortgages
- early repayment charges
- ex-local authority property mortgages
- family-backed mortgages
- fee-free mortgage brokers
- first-time buyer mortgages
- first-time landlord mortgages
- fixed-rate mortgages
- flat above a shop mortgages
- graduate and newly qualified professional mortgages
- green mortgages
- guarantor mortgages
- high loan-to-income mortgages
- high net worth mortgages
- holiday let mortgages
- home improvement remortgages
- interest-only mortgages
- joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages
- key worker mortgages
- land mortgages
- landlord mortgages
- large loan mortgages
- leasehold and short lease mortgages
- lifetime mortgages
- limited company buy-to-let mortgages
- limited company director mortgages
- listed building mortgages
- long-term fixed-rate mortgages
- low credit score mortgages
- low income mortgages
- maternity leave mortgages
- mortgage affordability
- mortgage application process
- mortgage arrears
- mortgage broker fees
- mortgage calculators
- mortgage fraud and scams
- mortgage in principle
- mortgage overpayments
- mortgage protection insurance
- mortgage rates
- mortgages after an IVA
- mortgages after bankruptcy
- mortgages for nurses and NHS staff
- mortgages for retirees
- mortgages for teachers
- mortgages on benefits income
- mortgages with defaults
- mortgages with missed payments
- new build mortgages
- non-standard construction mortgages
- offset mortgages
- over 50s mortgages
- over 60s mortgages
- over 70s mortgages
- portfolio landlord mortgages
- porting a mortgage
- product transfers
- professional sports people mortgages
- remortgages
- renovation mortgages
- repayment mortgages
- retirement interest-only mortgages
- Right to Buy mortgages
- second charge mortgages
- second home mortgages
- self-build mortgages
- self-employed mortgages
- semi-commercial mortgages
- shared ownership mortgages
- single applicant mortgages
- spray foam insulation mortgages
- student mortgages
- tracker mortgages
- variable-rate and SVR mortgages
- whole-of-market mortgage advice
- 100% and no-deposit mortgages
- armed forces mortgages
- cladding and EWS1 mortgages
- Japanese knotweed mortgages
- later life lending
- mortgages for doctors and medical professionals
- moving home mortgages
- zero-hours and agency worker mortgages
· 9 expert responses
Source: Scott Gallacher, Rowley Turton
Could banning non-compete clauses be bad for business and economic growth?
The government is considering banning non-compete clauses to make it easier for employees to move between employers or set up their own businesses. But firms may spend years, and considerable sums of money, attracting…
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- Bridging finance
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- Critical Illness Cover
- impact investing
- IFA
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- money coach
- Bitcoin
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- Equity Release
- Fintech
- wills
- Meme coins
- financial scams
- corporate governance
- Ethical Investing
- FCA
- Business insurance
- business wellbeing
- pensioners
- employee rights
- financial crime
- purpose-led business
- silver
- employment law
- mortgage network
- probate
- Anti-money laundering
- Consumer Duty
- trading
- community interest company
- metals
- social enterprise
- Bad Banking
- derivatives
- Estate Planning
- Fractional service provider
- HMRC
- Risk management
- big business bullying tactics
- CFDs
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- Grants
- Options
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- late payments
- Personal Independence Payments
- Power of Attorney
- welfare
- AML
- benefits
- Fractional CFO
- Fractional CMO
- Fractional consulting
- management consulting
- pawnbroker
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
· 11 expert responses
Chancellor’s £600 million AI plan "won't go very far" with small businesses
The Chancellor will make AI part of next week’s Budget, with a package worth more than £600m. Most of the money will go on AI security, biosecurity and backing UK AI companies. The only part aimed at local businesses,…
· 9 expert responses
Some lenders charge more for first-time buyers
A Newspager claims some lenders are offering more expensive products for first-time buyers (FTB) than normal buyers on the same type of product. For a £500k purchase price 90% LTV 35-year term: HSBC – £529 more…
- mortgages
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- bad credit mortgages
- HMO mortgages
- let-to-buy mortgages
- 5% deposit mortgages
- auction property mortgages
- Bank of England base rate and mortgages
- CCJ mortgages
- commercial mortgages
- consumer buy-to-let mortgages
- contractor mortgages
- debt consolidation mortgages
- debt management plan mortgages
- divorce and separation mortgages
- early repayment charges
- ex-local authority property mortgages
- family-backed mortgages
- fee-free mortgage brokers
- first-time buyer mortgages
- first-time landlord mortgages
- fixed-rate mortgages
- flat above a shop mortgages
- graduate and newly qualified professional mortgages
- green mortgages
- guarantor mortgages
- high loan-to-income mortgages
- high net worth mortgages
- holiday let mortgages
- home improvement remortgages
- interest-only mortgages
- joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages
- key worker mortgages
- land mortgages
- landlord mortgages
- large loan mortgages
- leasehold and short lease mortgages
- lifetime mortgages
- limited company buy-to-let mortgages
- limited company director mortgages
- listed building mortgages
- long-term fixed-rate mortgages
- low credit score mortgages
- low income mortgages
- maternity leave mortgages
- mortgage affordability
- mortgage application process
- mortgage arrears
- mortgage broker fees
- mortgage calculators
- mortgage fraud and scams
- mortgage in principle
- mortgage overpayments
- mortgage protection insurance
- mortgage rates
- mortgages after an IVA
- mortgages after bankruptcy
- mortgages for nurses and NHS staff
- mortgages for retirees
- mortgages for teachers
- mortgages on benefits income
- mortgages with defaults
- mortgages with missed payments
- new build mortgages
- non-standard construction mortgages
- offset mortgages
- over 50s mortgages
- over 60s mortgages
- over 70s mortgages
- portfolio landlord mortgages
- porting a mortgage
- product transfers
- professional sports people mortgages
- remortgages
- renovation mortgages
- repayment mortgages
- retirement interest-only mortgages
- Right to Buy mortgages
- second charge mortgages
- second home mortgages
- self-build mortgages
- self-employed mortgages
- semi-commercial mortgages
- shared ownership mortgages
- single applicant mortgages
- spray foam insulation mortgages
- student mortgages
- tracker mortgages
- variable-rate and SVR mortgages
- whole-of-market mortgage advice
- 100% and no-deposit mortgages
- armed forces mortgages
- cladding and EWS1 mortgages
- Japanese knotweed mortgages
- later life lending
- mortgages for doctors and medical professionals
- moving home mortgages
- zero-hours and agency worker mortgages
· 11 expert responses
Looking for comments on how a bank tax could push up borrowing costs for The Sun
Hiya, I'm after comments from brokers and property experts on how increasing the surcharge on bank profits above £100m from 3pc to 8pc could see banks raise mortgage rates - could this happen, how drastic could it be,…
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- wealth manager
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- forex
- Critical Illness Cover
- impact investing
- IFA
- expat mortgages
- savings
- money coach
- Bitcoin
- foreign national mortgages
- bonds
- gold
- Equity Release
- Fintech
- wills
- Meme coins
- financial scams
- Ethical Investing
- FCA
- Business insurance
- pensioners
- financial crime
- silver
- mortgage network
- probate
- Anti-money laundering
- Consumer Duty
- trading
- metals
- Bad Banking
- derivatives
- Estate Planning
- HMRC
- Risk management
- CFDs
- Grants
- Options
- risk
- Trusts
- bad credit mortgages
- Personal Independence Payments
- Power of Attorney
- welfare
- AML
- benefits
- HMO mortgages
- let-to-buy mortgages
- pawnbroker
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- 5% deposit mortgages
- auction property mortgages
- Bank of England base rate and mortgages
- CCJ mortgages
- commercial mortgages
- consumer buy-to-let mortgages
- contractor mortgages
- debt consolidation mortgages
- debt management plan mortgages
- divorce and separation mortgages
- early repayment charges
- ex-local authority property mortgages
- family-backed mortgages
- fee-free mortgage brokers
- first-time buyer mortgages
- first-time landlord mortgages
- fixed-rate mortgages
- flat above a shop mortgages
- graduate and newly qualified professional mortgages
- green mortgages
- guarantor mortgages
- high loan-to-income mortgages
- high net worth mortgages
- holiday let mortgages
- home improvement remortgages
- interest-only mortgages
- joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages
- key worker mortgages
- land mortgages
- landlord mortgages
- large loan mortgages
- leasehold and short lease mortgages
- lifetime mortgages
- limited company buy-to-let mortgages
- limited company director mortgages
- listed building mortgages
- long-term fixed-rate mortgages
- low credit score mortgages
- low income mortgages
- maternity leave mortgages
- mortgage affordability
- mortgage application process
- mortgage arrears
- mortgage broker fees
- mortgage calculators
- mortgage fraud and scams
- mortgage in principle
- mortgage overpayments
- mortgage protection insurance
- mortgage rates
- mortgages after an IVA
- mortgages after bankruptcy
- mortgages for nurses and NHS staff
- mortgages for retirees
- mortgages for teachers
- mortgages on benefits income
- mortgages with defaults
- mortgages with missed payments
- new build mortgages
- non-standard construction mortgages
- offset mortgages
- over 50s mortgages
- over 60s mortgages
- over 70s mortgages
- portfolio landlord mortgages
- porting a mortgage
- product transfers
- professional sports people mortgages
- remortgages
- renovation mortgages
- repayment mortgages
- retirement interest-only mortgages
- Right to Buy mortgages
- second charge mortgages
- second home mortgages
- self-build mortgages
- self-employed mortgages
- semi-commercial mortgages
- shared ownership mortgages
- single applicant mortgages
- spray foam insulation mortgages
- student mortgages
- tracker mortgages
- variable-rate and SVR mortgages
- whole-of-market mortgage advice
- 100% and no-deposit mortgages
- armed forces mortgages
- cladding and EWS1 mortgages
- Japanese knotweed mortgages
- later life lending
- mortgages for doctors and medical professionals
- moving home mortgages
- zero-hours and agency worker mortgages
· 7 expert responses
Do the NatWest group refuse a mortgage to anyone who has had a bad credit agreement with them before within an IVA?
A Newspager is claiming that the NatWest group, including Ulster Bank and Coutts, refuse a mortgage to anyone who has had a bad credit agreement with them before within an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) . He…
- mortgages
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- bad credit mortgages
- HMO mortgages
- let-to-buy mortgages
- 5% deposit mortgages
- auction property mortgages
- Bank of England base rate and mortgages
- CCJ mortgages
- commercial mortgages
- consumer buy-to-let mortgages
- contractor mortgages
- debt consolidation mortgages
- debt management plan mortgages
- divorce and separation mortgages
- early repayment charges
- ex-local authority property mortgages
- family-backed mortgages
- fee-free mortgage brokers
- first-time buyer mortgages
- first-time landlord mortgages
- fixed-rate mortgages
- flat above a shop mortgages
- graduate and newly qualified professional mortgages
- green mortgages
- guarantor mortgages
- high loan-to-income mortgages
- high net worth mortgages
- holiday let mortgages
- home improvement remortgages
- interest-only mortgages
- joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages
- key worker mortgages
- land mortgages
- landlord mortgages
- large loan mortgages
- leasehold and short lease mortgages
- lifetime mortgages
- limited company buy-to-let mortgages
- limited company director mortgages
- listed building mortgages
- long-term fixed-rate mortgages
- low credit score mortgages
- low income mortgages
- maternity leave mortgages
- mortgage affordability
- mortgage application process
- mortgage arrears
- mortgage broker fees
- mortgage calculators
- mortgage fraud and scams
- mortgage in principle
- mortgage overpayments
- mortgage protection insurance
- mortgage rates
- mortgages after an IVA
- mortgages after bankruptcy
- mortgages for nurses and NHS staff
- mortgages for retirees
- mortgages for teachers
- mortgages on benefits income
- mortgages with defaults
- mortgages with missed payments
- new build mortgages
- non-standard construction mortgages
- offset mortgages
- over 50s mortgages
- over 60s mortgages
- over 70s mortgages
- portfolio landlord mortgages
- porting a mortgage
- product transfers
- professional sports people mortgages
- remortgages
- renovation mortgages
- repayment mortgages
- retirement interest-only mortgages
- Right to Buy mortgages
- second charge mortgages
- second home mortgages
- self-build mortgages
- self-employed mortgages
- semi-commercial mortgages
- shared ownership mortgages
- single applicant mortgages
- spray foam insulation mortgages
- student mortgages
- tracker mortgages
- variable-rate and SVR mortgages
- whole-of-market mortgage advice
- 100% and no-deposit mortgages
- armed forces mortgages
- cladding and EWS1 mortgages
- Japanese knotweed mortgages
- later life lending
- mortgages for doctors and medical professionals
- moving home mortgages
- zero-hours and agency worker mortgages
· 10 expert responses
Landlords: Is it time to sit tight or make a move?
In Property118’s latest landlord sentiment survey , more than 65% of 1,654 landlords said they plan to sell one or more properties over the next three years or leave the sector completely. Some are already doing it. But…
- property
- mortgages
- House prices
- residential property
- Housing market
- commercial property
- landlords
- expat mortgages
- rental market
- scrapstampduty
- foreign national mortgages
- property management
- holiday lets
- property porn
- Development finance
- planning
- rip-off landlords
- commercial office space
- office working
- buy-to-let
- surveying
- bad credit mortgages
- office leasing
- office space
- HMO mortgages
- let-to-buy mortgages
- office rentals
- 5% deposit mortgages
- auction property mortgages
- Bank of England base rate and mortgages
- CCJ mortgages
- commercial mortgages
- consumer buy-to-let mortgages
- contractor mortgages
- debt consolidation mortgages
- debt management plan mortgages
- divorce and separation mortgages
- early repayment charges
- ex-local authority property mortgages
- family-backed mortgages
- fee-free mortgage brokers
- first-time buyer mortgages
- first-time landlord mortgages
- fixed-rate mortgages
- flat above a shop mortgages
- graduate and newly qualified professional mortgages
- green mortgages
- guarantor mortgages
- high loan-to-income mortgages
- high net worth mortgages
- holiday let mortgages
- home improvement remortgages
- interest-only mortgages
- joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages
- key worker mortgages
- land mortgages
- landlord mortgages
- large loan mortgages
- leasehold and short lease mortgages
- lifetime mortgages
- limited company buy-to-let mortgages
- limited company director mortgages
- listed building mortgages
- long-term fixed-rate mortgages
- low credit score mortgages
- low income mortgages
- maternity leave mortgages
- mortgage affordability
- mortgage application process
- mortgage arrears
- mortgage broker fees
- mortgage calculators
- mortgage fraud and scams
- mortgage in principle
- mortgage overpayments
- mortgage protection insurance
- mortgage rates
- mortgages after an IVA
- mortgages after bankruptcy
- mortgages for nurses and NHS staff
- mortgages for retirees
- mortgages for teachers
- mortgages on benefits income
- mortgages with defaults
- mortgages with missed payments
- new build mortgages
- non-standard construction mortgages
- offset mortgages
- over 50s mortgages
- over 60s mortgages
- over 70s mortgages
- portfolio landlord mortgages
- porting a mortgage
- product transfers
- professional sports people mortgages
- Property118
- remortgages
- renovation mortgages
- repayment mortgages
- retirement interest-only mortgages
- Right to Buy mortgages
- second charge mortgages
- second home mortgages
- self-build mortgages
- self-employed mortgages
- semi-commercial mortgages
- shared ownership mortgages
- single applicant mortgages
- spray foam insulation mortgages
- student mortgages
- tracker mortgages
- variable-rate and SVR mortgages
- whole-of-market mortgage advice
- 100% and no-deposit mortgages
- armed forces mortgages
- cladding and EWS1 mortgages
- Japanese knotweed mortgages
- later life lending
- mortgages for doctors and medical professionals
- moving home mortgages
- zero-hours and agency worker mortgages
· 3 expert responses
Are missed payments during the cost-of-living crisis now a major reason your clients are being turned down for mortgages?
Newspage is looking at whether missed payments during the cost-of-living crisis are now shutting borrowers out of mortgages. Responses ASAP. Questions for Newspagers Are missed payments during the cost-of-living crisis…
· 5 expert responses
Are millions of Brits at risk of outliving their pension savings?
According to the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) report released today (October 23), there were an estimated 645,000 people aged 90 years and over in the UK in 2025; this is an increase of 55.2% since 2005,…
· 8 expert responses
Consumer confidence in the UK plunges, report says
Consumer confidence in the UK has fallen at the fastest rate outside the Covid pandemic since the 2016 Brexit vote as the escalating economic damage from the war in the Middle East hits Britain, GFK reports . With less…
· 3 expert responses
Retail sales volumes have fallen by 0.4% in September 2026
Retail sales volumes have fallen by 0.4% in September 2026, it has been announced this morning . This follows a rise of 0.7% in August 2026, and a fall of 0.4% in July 2026. Mail order retail sales fell in September…
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- Critical Illness Cover
- impact investing
- IFA
- financial health
- savings
- money coach
- Bitcoin
- money saving tips
- money tips
- bonds
- gold
- Equity Release
- Fintech
- wills
- Meme coins
- small retailer
- money hacks
- financial scams
- independent retailer
- commercial finance
- Ethical Investing
- FCA
- Business insurance
- debt
- pensioners
- financial crime
- NMI
- silver
- mortgage network
- NewspageMPC
- probate
- Anti-money laundering
- Consumer Duty
- debt issues
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- risk
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- counterfeit
- invoice finance
- logistics
- Personal Independence Payments
- Power of Attorney
- TEST
- welfare
- AML
- benefits
- ISAs
- pawnbroker
- poor service
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- Butcher
- child trust funds
- SIPPs
· 4 expert responses
Source: Dominic Hiatt, Newspage
Newspage Intel: what are you seeing in your sector?
What are you seeing in your sector that is not yet public knowledge and you think journalists need to know about (and write about)? Perhaps more of your clients have suddenly started asking the same question, or more of…
· 3 expert responses
Retail sales – has your small business cut back on spending?
Retail sales figures are out. But how is your business feeling at the moment? Are you cutting back on spending? How is your retail business feeling? How are you feeling as a consumer? Is the cost-of-living biting?…
· 3 expert responses
Would you spend £2,000 on a phone? Are prices going too high?
Would you spend £2,000 on a phone? Are prices going too high? The iPhone Duo is being released on Friday – but is too expensive at £1,999? Does this explain why retail sales are going down in a cost-of-living crisis? As…
· 5 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
Bosses think they are inclusive but their staff don't, research finds
New Onvero research found 69% of leaders rate their culture four or five out of five, but only 55% of employees agree, and people in the least inclusive workplaces leave around three years sooner. That gap isn’t a…
· 3 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
The gender pay gap barely exists until 40. Then it triples.
The ONS says the full-time gender pay gap has fallen to 6.8%, but by age group it’s 0.3% at 18 to 21, 8.2% at 40 to 49 and 11.2% at 60 and over. Part-time women now out-earn part-time men. The gap isn’t opening at the…
· 5 expert responses
Barclays only offer 2-year fixed rates above 90% LTV – why?
A Newspage broker did a Barclays product transfer for a client last — Loan to Value at 94%. Barclays only offer 2-year fixed rates above 90%, nothing else. Brokers asked why the people who may need the most security…
- mortgages
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- bad credit mortgages
- HMO mortgages
- let-to-buy mortgages
- 5% deposit mortgages
- auction property mortgages
- Bank of England base rate and mortgages
- CCJ mortgages
- commercial mortgages
- consumer buy-to-let mortgages
- contractor mortgages
- debt consolidation mortgages
- debt management plan mortgages
- divorce and separation mortgages
- early repayment charges
- ex-local authority property mortgages
- family-backed mortgages
- fee-free mortgage brokers
- first-time buyer mortgages
- first-time landlord mortgages
- fixed-rate mortgages
- flat above a shop mortgages
- graduate and newly qualified professional mortgages
- green mortgages
- guarantor mortgages
- high loan-to-income mortgages
- high net worth mortgages
- holiday let mortgages
- home improvement remortgages
- interest-only mortgages
- joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages
- key worker mortgages
- land mortgages
- landlord mortgages
- large loan mortgages
- leasehold and short lease mortgages
- lifetime mortgages
- limited company buy-to-let mortgages
- limited company director mortgages
- listed building mortgages
- long-term fixed-rate mortgages
- low credit score mortgages
- low income mortgages
- maternity leave mortgages
- mortgage affordability
- mortgage application process
- mortgage arrears
- mortgage broker fees
- mortgage calculators
- mortgage fraud and scams
- mortgage in principle
- mortgage overpayments
- mortgage protection insurance
- mortgage rates
- mortgages after an IVA
- mortgages after bankruptcy
- mortgages for nurses and NHS staff
- mortgages for retirees
- mortgages for teachers
- mortgages on benefits income
- mortgages with defaults
- mortgages with missed payments
- new build mortgages
- non-standard construction mortgages
- offset mortgages
- over 50s mortgages
- over 60s mortgages
- over 70s mortgages
- portfolio landlord mortgages
- porting a mortgage
- product transfers
- professional sports people mortgages
- remortgages
- renovation mortgages
- repayment mortgages
- retirement interest-only mortgages
- Right to Buy mortgages
- second charge mortgages
- second home mortgages
- self-build mortgages
- self-employed mortgages
- semi-commercial mortgages
- shared ownership mortgages
- single applicant mortgages
- spray foam insulation mortgages
- student mortgages
- tracker mortgages
- variable-rate and SVR mortgages
- whole-of-market mortgage advice
- 100% and no-deposit mortgages
- armed forces mortgages
- cladding and EWS1 mortgages
- Japanese knotweed mortgages
- later life lending
- mortgages for doctors and medical professionals
- moving home mortgages
- zero-hours and agency worker mortgages
· 6 expert responses
Seeking comment: What the rising cost of government debt means for taxpayers
I’m looking for expert commentary on the UK government’s rising debt interest bill, which is forecast to reach £130.3bn in 2025/26 - more than the amount spent on education. I’d welcome insight into what is driving the…
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- Critical Illness Cover
- impact investing
- IFA
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- Options
- risk
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- counterfeit
- invoice finance
- logistics
- Personal Independence Payments
- Power of Attorney
- TEST
- welfare
- AML
- benefits
- ISAs
- pawnbroker
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- child trust funds
- SIPPs
· 4 expert responses
Source: Harvey Dhillon, Zmartly
Full-time pay rose 5.8%: Plan 2 graduates keep 63p per extra £1
ONS figures out this morning show median weekly pay for full-time employees rose 5.8% to £811.20 in April 2026, or 2.7% after inflation. For a graduate repaying a Plan 2 student loan, outside Scotland, each extra pound…
· 6 expert responses
Limited company buy-to-let mortgage rules are easing: what are you seeing?
The Mortgage Works announced today (Thursday 22 October) that it is broadening its support for limited company landlords by allowing directors and shareholders to have more than one Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)…
- financial services
- property
- mortgages
- Financial Advice
- landlords
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- rip-off landlords
- bad credit mortgages
- HMO mortgages
- let-to-buy mortgages
- 5% deposit mortgages
- auction property mortgages
- Bank of England base rate and mortgages
- CCJ mortgages
- commercial mortgages
- consumer buy-to-let mortgages
- contractor mortgages
- debt consolidation mortgages
- debt management plan mortgages
- divorce and separation mortgages
- early repayment charges
- ex-local authority property mortgages
- family-backed mortgages
- fee-free mortgage brokers
- first-time buyer mortgages
- first-time landlord mortgages
- fixed-rate mortgages
- flat above a shop mortgages
- graduate and newly qualified professional mortgages
- green mortgages
- guarantor mortgages
- high loan-to-income mortgages
- high net worth mortgages
- holiday let mortgages
- home improvement remortgages
- interest-only mortgages
- joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages
- key worker mortgages
- land mortgages
- landlord mortgages
- large loan mortgages
- leasehold and short lease mortgages
- lifetime mortgages
- limited company buy-to-let mortgages
- limited company director mortgages
- listed building mortgages
- long-term fixed-rate mortgages
- low credit score mortgages
- low income mortgages
- maternity leave mortgages
- mortgage affordability
- mortgage application process
- mortgage arrears
- mortgage broker fees
- mortgage calculators
- mortgage fraud and scams
- mortgage in principle
- mortgage overpayments
- mortgage protection insurance
- mortgage rates
- mortgages after an IVA
- mortgages after bankruptcy
- mortgages for nurses and NHS staff
- mortgages for retirees
- mortgages for teachers
- mortgages on benefits income
- mortgages with defaults
- mortgages with missed payments
- new build mortgages
- non-standard construction mortgages
- offset mortgages
- over 50s mortgages
- over 60s mortgages
- over 70s mortgages
- portfolio landlord mortgages
- porting a mortgage
- product transfers
- professional sports people mortgages
- remortgages
- renovation mortgages
- repayment mortgages
- retirement interest-only mortgages
- Right to Buy mortgages
- second charge mortgages
- second home mortgages
- self-build mortgages
- self-employed mortgages
- semi-commercial mortgages
- shared ownership mortgages
- single applicant mortgages
- spray foam insulation mortgages
- student mortgages
- tracker mortgages
- variable-rate and SVR mortgages
- whole-of-market mortgage advice
- 100% and no-deposit mortgages
- armed forces mortgages
- cladding and EWS1 mortgages
- Japanese knotweed mortgages
- later life lending
- mortgages for doctors and medical professionals
- moving home mortgages
- zero-hours and agency worker mortgages