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Renters can now buy a home without putting down any deposit, offering what some in the industry describe as a genuine route into homeownership

Thisismoney

Renters are being offered the chance to get on the property ladder without saving a deposit, as a building society launches an 100 per cent mortgage.

Mortgage Professional

Nationwide reports a sharp drop in lending as buyers hit pause weeks earlier than usual, with advisers bracing for housing tax surprises

The National

HMRC Income tax brackets and National Insurance rates remain unchanged at this year’s budget, despite initial speculation that they may see…

FT Adviser

Mortgage provider MPowered will no longer be providing any new mortgage lending which brokers have warned could risk creating mortgage prisoners

This Is Money

The potential mansion tax is the latest in a long line of property taxes that are reportedly being considered ahead of the Budget.

Finance – Trust Worthy Press

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FT Adviser

Advisers and homeowners have rejected proposals for an annual property tax over concerns it is unfair and the rate of taxation could creep up over time.

Business Matters

Financial experts have warned the Chancellor that expanding VAT in the upcoming Budget would “bludgeon” UK consumers and small firms — driving up costs, stalling growth and deepening the cost of living...

Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

After Spain introduced new laws that all Airbnb properties must register before being used for tourism, experts have concerns about its affect on…

Kent Live

Eight million people are claiming Universal Credit, with 34% being in work as experts questioned how politicians let the situation deteriorate

The Guardian

We’ve been told that no one would lend to us if they were still living in the property and fear we’re stuck

The Guardian

I need a bigger home but after selling my current one I’m unsure whether I’ll be offered a bigger loan

Landlord Blog

Airbnb vs renting: Which is the better investment for landlords? Find out the pros and cons of holiday rentals and long-term lets here.

Messenger Newspapers

After Spain introduced new laws that all Airbnb properties must register before being used for tourism, experts have concerns about its affect on…

Kitchens Bedrooms & Bathrooms

Thinking about renovating your home? Here are some key things to keep in mind when planning a home improvement project

The Armchair Trader

With gold prices smashing through all time highs many UK investors are wondering how best to profit from soaring prices.

Birmingham Live

One expert warned that “every day you wait could cost you.”

Express.co.uk

Reports suggest Ms Reeves is considering a range of measures to raise revenue without breaking Labour’s pledge not to increase income tax, VAT or National Insurance.

Estate Agent Today

Mortgage brokers are warning of “judge, jury and executioner” surveyors and wild inconsistencies as they claim down valuations are surging across the property market.

The i Paper

Landlords have been rushing to sell off their properties before the Renters’ Rights Bill comes into effect

FTAdviser

A cut in mortgage rates by Barclays could be the start of a “mini price war”, according to brokers.

Birmingham Live

It provides better options for those buying and refinancing

Express.co.uk

Tensions in the Middle East have been blamed for the price hike, with motorists urged to “fill up sooner rather than later”.

Daily Telegraph

House prices in the South West are falling at the fastest pace outside of London, wiping thousands off properties that exchanged hands during the pandemic, analysis has found.

Chronicle Live

Nationwide, Barclays and Skipton Building Society have all unveiled rate cuts this week, as competition heats up across the high street. The cuts come as mortgage rates are tumbling across the market,...

Leicestershire Live

A summer mortgage price war is now in full swing

Yorkshire Live

Banks have slashed rates

Express.co.uk

Brits are likely to be ‘left without accommodation’ and ‘pulling their hair out’ as the latest regulations come into place.

Bristol Live

The new rules are now in place

Express.co.uk

Industry experts say the new ‘anti tourist’ law brought in yesterday could see availability of apartments plunge

The Sun

A MORTGAGE scheme that is helping first-time buyers get on the ladder is set to end within weeks. The mortgage guarantee scheme enables buyers to get a home with just a 5% deposit. It can be used t…

FTAdviser

Brokers have expressed concern after many had only become aware of Skipton’s new ‘delayed start’

Birmingham Live

Nationwide cutting rates by up to 0.30 percentage points.

What Mortgage

Nationwide has made its third round of rate cuts in three weeks and is now offering a sub-4% deal for first-time buyers.

The Negotiator

The Mortgage Works is now offering a two-year fixed deal at 2.99% to landlords, although brokers point to the 3% fee.

What Mortgage

Barclays has cut mortgage rates for the second time this month and now has six more deals with interest rates below the 4% threshold.

Express.co.uk

HSBC and Santander have announced cuts to their mortgage interest rates, as other lenders look likely to follow suit, experts claim.

FTAdviser

Second charge bridging loans can be a “valuable financial tool” for property developers but should not be jumped into without proper advice, according to experts.

The Sun

MORTGAGE brokers say now is an “ideal time” for first-time buyers if they want to get on the housing ladder – but they’ll have to move fast. Despite chaos in the markets right now, firs…

What Mortgage

Barclays has become the first of the ‘big six’ lenders to announce mortgage rate cuts in the wake of the US tariffs furore.

The Guardian

Bank is largest UK lender to cut rates in apparent response to turbulence, and experts predict others will follow

InYourArea

Some borrowers may soon be able to lock in fixed mortgage deals under 4%, says Rory Poulter

Express.co.uk

Some borrowers may soon lock in two and three year deals below the 4% mark.

This Is Money

Mortgage brokers are expecting more lenders to follow suit, in what could see a wave of rate reductions over the coming weeks.

Wisbech Standard

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Express.co.uk

A mortgage lender said it was reducing its rates as a result of US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs.

ManagementToday

Leaders share their reaction to the president’s latest announcements.

North Wales Pioneer

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Western Telegraph

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Cumnock Chronicle

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Gazette & Herald

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

The Herald

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Islington Gazette

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Eastern Daily Press

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Wandsworth Times

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Scotsman

It’s fair to say the market reaction to “Liberation Day” has been distinctly negative with traders’ screens turning red in the UK, and further afield.

Swindon Advertiser

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

York Press

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Wymondham & Attleborough Mercury

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

Northwich Guardian

In an unexpected twist, President Trump’s tariffs may inadvertently help UK buyers by lowering mortgage rates

London Property News

Loughborough Building Society described as “bold and pragmatic” as it programs its systems to accept minor credit blips…

Express.co.uk

The end of the tax year falls on Saturday 5 April, leaving cash ISA investors with just a few days to use their annual £20k allowance.

Birmingham Live

The cost of a pack of cigarettes will not rise after the Spring Statement, it was confirmed by the documents in the wake of Labour Party Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ statement today.

FTAdviser

Santander’s decision to close many of its in-person branches is a “forced migration” for its elderly customers, Respect Mortgages managing director, Sean Horton, has argued.

London Property News

Halifax rate changes suggest ‘markets expect base rate cuts this year but are less sure about 2026 onwards’ ..…

Sky News

Borrower confidence appears to be up, if you look at the data released by the Financial Conduct Authority this week.

Border Counties Advertizer

Up to 300,000 people, including those with side hustles, will no longer need to file a Self-Assessment tax return

The Leader

Up to 300,000 people, including those with side hustles, will no longer need to file a Self-Assessment tax return

Southend Echo

Up to 300,000 people, including those with side hustles, will no longer need to file a Self-Assessment tax return

Times and Star

Up to 300,000 people, including those with side hustles, will no longer need to file a Self-Assessment tax return

The Northern Echo

Up to 300,000 people, including those with side hustles, will no longer need to file a Self-Assessment tax return

Ilkley Gazette

Up to 300,000 people, including those with side hustles, will no longer need to file a Self-Assessment tax return

Harwich and Manningtree Standard

Up to 300,000 people, including those with side hustles, will no longer need to file a Self-Assessment tax return

London Business News

Explore how Trump’s ‘tariffs has backfired’ as economic data pressures the US economy and damages market confidence.

London Business News

FCA risks opening the floodgates to riskier lending and systemic instability with proposed changes to stress testing rules.

FTAdviser

Mortgage brokers have accused lenders of telling clients they have been accepted for a mortgage first, often by text or email.

Sky News

The number of new mortgage loans given to older borrowers has jumped by more than 28%, the latest figures from UK Finance show.

Express.co.uk

Mortgage lender Nationwide has made changes to its interest rates.

This Is Money

One of Britain’s biggest lenders is dropping its lowest mortgage rates to below 4% from tomorrow.

Express.co.uk

The Labour Government’s 1.5 million new homes plan is ‘fantasy politics’ with experts warning homeownership may suffer under potential cash ISA changes.

Express.co.uk

EXCLUSIVE: People can bring down their costs by taking up good habits around the home.

The i Paper

Mortgage rates are at a ‘tipping point’ meaning borrowers to switch to an interest-only deal for six months is unlikely to help households, one expert has said

The Sunday Times

Mounting tensions in Ukraine, Prince Charles has Covid again, ANOTHER party in Downing Street — but there was only one topic on everyone’s lips last week: w

The Independent

Chester is ranked ‘prettiest city in the world’ by study due to high percentage of buildings adhering to golden ratio

Daily Mail

Google search data suggests showed a drop off in the number of potential buyers visiting the main property sites, which forecasters warn will spell a downturn in the UK housing market.

The Guardian

‘Traffic to our website has increased every month since inception, to levels we could only dream of’

The Guardian

I have £40,000 in savings and I can’t decide whether to pay it into my high mortgage or put it in a pension