Emma Jones's Media Coverage

Daily Express

It can be devastating if you've found your dream home

The Sunday Times

For most of us moving house is an exhausting, stressful and, thankfully, infrequent experience. But Emma Jones is not like most of us.Over the past decade Emma

The Times

Having a country court judgment against him after fraudsters cloned his number plates left Eren Mehmet struggling to get a loan. His case is far from unusual

Daily Express

Experts have given a summary of how things stand

AOL.com

Experts have explained the major impact such a life event can have when it comes to money

Daily Express

Experts have explained the major impact such a life event can have when it comes to money

Daily Mirror

Santander followed Halifax earlier this week

Daily Express

The bank has announced certain terms are changing.

Daily Express

Renewed tensions could mean the road remains bumpy, experts say

Thisismoney

More lenders have pushed up their mortgage rates ahead of the Bank of England's interest rate decision on Thursday.

AOL.com

Experts have explained that it is ‘where the market is heading’

Daily Mirror

Experts have explained that it is ‘where the market is heading’

Daily Express

The mistake can end up costing mortgage holders ‘thousands of pounds extra’ in interest payments.

Daily Mirror

Experts have explained how a seemingly minor issue can spiral into a major problem

Daily Mirror

It might seem minor, but can have troublesome knock-on effects

Daily Express

Sounds helpful, but don’t get carried away

The Independent

The ceasefire in the Middle East pushed rates to drop – but the reverse could happen if hostilities ramp up

Daily Mirror

A wave of mortgage lenders have trimmed the cost of new fixed rate deals over the past month but fresh tensions in the Middle East throw further cuts into doubt

Cambridgeshire Live

Barclays has new details for customers

Cambridgeshire Live

Barclays has new details for customers

Daily Express

Finally, a tiny bit of relief

Wales Online

There could be good news

Daily Mirror

Mortgage brokers and property experts have hailed Trump’s Middle East peace deal, but also issued a note of caution

Daily Express

Feels like one bit of good news at last

Bath Chronicle

There could be good news

Surrey Live

There could be good news

North Wales Live

There could be good news

Daily Star

In fact it can help to improve your score, she said

Daily Express

So there is still a way in, then

Daily Mirror

In fact it can help to improve your score, she said

Daily Mirror

Continued global tensions mean nothing is set in stone

Chronicle Live

It’s a mixed and changing picture

Cambridgeshire Live

It’s a mixed and changing picture

Daily Express

Feels like a brief breather, not a turning point

Wales Online

It’s a mixed and changing picture

Yorkshire Live

Anyone looking to lock in a deal is being urged to do it quickly

Daily Mirror

Experts warn things could be about to change again

Daily Star

Experts warn things could be about to change again

Daily Express

Lenders including Nationwide, Virgin Money and NatWest have been making changes in recent weeks

What Mortgage

Nationwide, NatWest and Virgin are among the lenders to have cut mortgage rates this week but borrowers are being warned these price reductions may not last.

Hackney Gazette

Nationwide has cut mortgage rates by up to 0.36, with its lowest deal now at 4.35, as members await news on another £100 Fairer Share payment.

Reading Chronicle

Nationwide has cut mortgage rates by up to 0.36, with its lowest deal now at 4.35, as members await news on another £100 Fairer Share payment.

Hexham Courant

Nationwide has cut mortgage rates by up to 0.36, with its lowest deal now at 4.35, as members await news on another £100 Fairer Share payment.

Thisismoney

Britain's biggest building society is slashing mortgage rates and will now offer the cheapest fixed deal on the market.

Wales Online

There is talk of ‘momentum’

Daily Express

It’s been welcomed, but with caution

Daily Mirror

There was good news for customers announced on Tuesday afternoon

Daily Express

Blink and you’ll miss it

Cambridge News

It’s continuing a recent trend

Liverpool Echo

It’s continuing a recent trend

Daily Mirror

NatWest, Barclays and TSB have all announced further cuts

Daily Express

Good news, but don’t get comfy

Chronicle Live

Taking advance action can avoid families having to face a ‘hard reality’

Daily Express

Don’t get too excited, it could flip fast

Glasgow Live

Expert warns of consequences for loved ones if you die with outstanding mortgage debt as family homes could be sold

Daily Mirror

An expert said it was becoming more common

Daily Express

That’s a nasty surprise for families

What Mortgage

The typical ‘shelf-life’ of a mortgage has fallen to a record low of just eight days – a lifespan not seen since records began in 2011.

FT Adviser

The average shelf-life of a

Glasgow Live

The past couple of weeks have been rough for people in this position

Daily Mirror

The past couple of weeks have been chaos

Mortgage Solutions

Financial advice firm The Retirement Studio has launched as a protection and financial planning AR of network Rosemount Financial Solutions.

FT Adviser

The Retirement Studio has become a protection and financial planning appointed representative of Rosemount Financial Solutions to avoid the operational burden of becoming directly authorised.

The Intermediary

The Retirement Studio has launched as a protection and financial planning appointed representative of Rosemount Financial Solutions.

Express.co.uk

Anyone currently in this position must be wondering what’s happened over the past fortnight

Express.co.uk

It’s been a turbulent weekend on the world stage

Daily Mirror

Experts have given their verdict after a turbulent weekend on the world stage

Express.co.uk

The wider industry has reacted to the news, with brokers suggesting the cuts could prompt other lenders to follow.

Thisismoney

Nationwide Building Society has announced it is cutting mortgage rates by up to 0.16 percentage points.

Thisismoney

Mortgage rates are back on the rise, as three major lenders hiked the interest on their home loans today.

what MORTGAGE

2026 is set to be a ‘booming’ year for the mortgage market thanks to falling rates and an ‘abundance’ of deals for borrowers to choose from.

GB News

Homebuyers now have access to more mortgage options than at any point in almost two decades, according to new industry data.

Birmingham Live

“Now is an excellent time to buy or move,” one broker said

GB News

Average UK house prices fell last month with an improvement in affordability for first-time buyers, the latest figures from Halifax show.

Express.co.uk

Markets are putting the odds of a move next month at nearly 90%

Birmingham Live

First Time Buyer, Home Mover, Existing Customers Moving Home and Remortgage products are all included

Grimsby Live

Figures show a sharp rise in people over 60 buying their first home

Essex Live

Figures show a sharp rise in people over 60 buying their first home

Somerset Live

Figures show a sharp rise in people over 60 buying their first home

Birmingham Live

It comes ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget later this month

Express.co.uk

The move has been described as a ‘shot in the arm for our high streets and local communities’.

Estate Agent Today

Two major mortgage lenders have cut rates in what brokers describe as a pre-Budget rush.

FT Adviser

Borrowers need to go into interest-only

Birmingham Live

It comes after other lends cut rates including TSB

what MORTGAGE

There is a decade-high number of properties on the market meaning sellers are having to lower their pricing expectations, according to Rightmove.

Swindon Advertiser

Halifax is closing more of its high street branches as part of a wider wave of bank closures across the UK.

Freelance Informer

A NewsPage report captures the tension between government ambition and industry cynicism regarding regulatory change in the property sector.

Express.co.uk

Emma Jones, Managing Director at Runcorn-based Whenthebanksaysno.co.uk, gives her verdict on Keir Starmer’s latest relaunch…

Birmingham Live

“The problem is the cost of everything,” one finance expert lamented

Express.co.uk

Mortgage brokers have shared their verdict on what today’s inflation data means for interest rates.

Express.co.uk

The bank has increased rates across a wide range of fixed deals

Express.co.uk

There are currently more than 1,300 low-deposit mortgages on the market, new data shows.

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.

Yorkshire Evening Post

House prices remain feisty in Leeds as the UK average leapt to a new record high - and could hit £300,000 by the end of the year.

Birmingham Live

Brokers and financial experts warned that this could be the “beginning of the end of low rates” and it will likely mean the Bank of England (BoE) will not go any lower than its 4% base rate.

Daily Telegraph

Property professionals warned tax fears could send house prices down further in the coming months.

Express.co.uk

The UK economy crisis has worsened as house prices have suffered a surprise fall, with experts warning “confidence is fragile” in the market

Birmingham Live

CPI rose by 0.1% in July 2025, compared with a fall of 0.2% in July 2024

City AM

London’s housing crisis continues to worsen, with demand for accommodation far outpacing supply in the capital.

what MORTGAGE

Mortgage possession claims have increased sharply in the last year as borrowers struggle to keep up with higher monthly repayments.

Express.co.uk

EXCLUSIVE: Emma Jones, Managing Director of When The Bank Says No, reacts to news today that the Bank of England has once again slashed interest rates

This Is Money

The price of a typical home is roughly 5.75x average income, a ratio ‘well below’ the all-time high of 6.9 recorded in 2022.

Birmingham Live

The news has been welcomes as “a small win for buyers”

Birmingham Live

Ms Reeves has confirmed a cash ISA shake-up could be coming as she slashed red tape at her Mansion House speech.

The Sun

FIRST-TIME buyers could find it easier to get a bigger mortgage under new lending rules coming in this week.

Express.co.uk

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

Birmingham Live

Approvals for remortgaging have also seen an increase in the latest data

FTAdviser

Gen H has announced the staged launch of an interest only proposition intended to help affordability for homemovers, remortgagers and, critically,

FTAdviser

have urged borrowers to be wary of estate agents pressuring them to make fire safety shortcuts when buying a property.

FTAdviser

Gable Mortgages has become the second lender to launch a 100 per cent LTV mortgage in just a matter of days.

What Mortgage

A new no deposit mortgage has hit the market and is being targeted at keyworkers and first-time buyers.

FTAdviser

advisers have criticised the use of loaded premiums and said it could become a “future mis-selling scandal” and destroy trust in the industry.

This Is Money

The new mortgage means someone earning £40,000 a year could potentially buy a home worth £179,600 - even without any savings.

Express.co.uk

The upbeat performance defies earlier warnings of a crisis in business confidence

Express.co.uk

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

Express.co.uk

The decision by one lender to raise rates, after reducing them earlier in the week, has prompted experts to warn mortgage borrowers to review their finances.

London Property News

Amid all the ongoing market turmoil, Coventry Building Society has today gone sub-4% on a 2-year fixed rate (at 65% LTV with a £999 fee). The lender is reducing all…

What Mortgage

Coventry Building Society is among the lenders who have cut mortgage rates this week amid the economic turmoil created by President Trump’s tariffs.

FTAdviser

Trump’s tariffs “may be single-handedly rescuing the UK housing market” after SONIA swap rates tumbled following the president’s ‘liberation day’ announcement.

FTAdviser

Loughborough Building Society has launched a “bold and pragmatic” lending policy change by programming its systems to accept minor credit blips.

London Property News

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

Devon Live

The move follows the government asking regulators to create an environment that fosters growth and guidance from the FCA to banks earlier this month where it set out steps to support home ownership.

Express.co.uk

Santander has changed its affordability rules, enabling people to borrow up to £35,000 more

FTAdviser

Santander has loosened affordability criteria in line with the wishes of the Financial Conduct Authority, with brokers calling it a “brave move” from the lender.

Daily Mail

UK inflation eased by more than expected last month to 2.8 per cent, new official figures show, delivering a boost to Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of her spring statement.

Daily Telegraph

Buy-to-let owners on ‘cliff-edge’ as cost of eco upgrades dwarfs official estimates

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.

What Mortgage

There is a low chance the Bank of England will reduce interest rates again tomorrow but two more cuts are expected before the end of 2025.

London Property News

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

London Business News

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

FTAdviser

Low level parking fines are affecting some people’s credit scores and causing them to pay more for their mortgage, brokers have found.

What Mortgage

Nationwide and Leeds Building Society have become the latest lenders to cut mortgage rates.

The National

Nationwide has announced mortgage rate cuts from today, following rate drops by Barclays, Santander and Yorkshire

Birmingham Live

Remortgage borrowers look to be the biggest winners with this particular reprice, with cuts of up to 0.36%.

Birmingham Live

Swap rates, which set the figure at which banks borrow from one another, have been falling in recent days and these are expected to bring reductions on fixed rate deals.

Express.co.uk

A number of leading lenders, including the Halifax and Barclays, have already introduced reductions recently and there are expectations of more to come.

Mortgage Soup

The Halifax is cutting rates by up to 0.3% on selected mortgage products tomorrow. Homemover and first-time buyer products will see rate reductions on selected products up to 0.11% and product transfer...

Mortgage Soup

Net mortgage approvals for house purchases slightly increased to 66,500 in December, compared to a decrease of 2,300 in November, latest Bank of England data revealed this morning. Approvals for remortgaging...

Express.co.uk

The banking giant has shared how people could claw back a small fortune

Property Soup

With many choosing to ditch alcohol this January, research from Santander has shown that putting some – or all – of the money usually spent on booze each month towards mortgage overpayments could save...

FTAdviser

A strike by members of the Land Registry could cause “huge problems in the run-up to the stamp duty changes in April”, Helix Financial Partners managing director, Adam Stiles, has warned.

FTAdviser

Mortgage rates are “likely to start with a three once more” with the market expecting a bumper start to the new year, Coreco managing director, Andrew Montlake, has said.

City AM

Rents in London have continued to rise by double digits despite a stabilisation in the wider housing market.

Mortgage Soup

NatWest is making rate cuts of up to 39bps across selected purchase, remortgage and buy-to-let 2- and 5-year fixed rate mortgages tomorrow. Newspage asked brokers whether the tide is turning and if more...

Birmingham Live

Jobcentre reform will be at the centre of the Labour Party government’s plans to “get Britain working again”, it has emerged today.

Sky News

Some leading business figures have offered their reaction to the news that inflation rose sharply last month.

Manchester Evening News

‘This is not the news anyone with a mortgage wanted to see’

Financial News

UK mortgage broker expands with two recruits, boosting diversity to meet demand.

The Intermediary

UK-wide mortgage broker When The Bank Says No has expanded its team with two new recruits, focusing on diversity as it scales to meet demand.

Bridging Loan Directory

UK-wide mortgage broker, When The Bank Says No, has announced two new recruits to its team as it continues to scale up to meet growing demand for its

What Mortgage

The average UK house price has reached a peak, soaring to a high not seen since the boom period during the pandemic.

What Mortgage

There’s set to be a spike in property transactions in the next few months as buyers rush to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday before it ends in March 2025.

Daily Mail

Markets were spooked in the days following Chancellor Rachel Reeves ′ Budget , which has dented hopes of mortgage rate cuts following next week’s base rate decision by the Bank of England.

Express.co.uk

The fall is expected to trigger rivals to follow suit against the background of predictions the Bank of England could cut the base rate twice before Christmas

Birmingham Live

People across the UK could save £4,600 a year switching their mortgage deals, according to new data from mortgage broker Mojo Mortgages, it has revealed.

FTAdviser

Several major lenders have raised mortgage rates in response to uncertainty over the upcoming Autumn Budget.

Newspage News

Santander is the latest lender to announce increases of up to 0.2% across the majority of its fixed rate range. Following the positive inflation figures published on Wednesday and with a base rate cut...

CityAM

House prices rose to their highest level since June 2022, but the Autumn budget could derail the positive momentum.

CityAM

Average house prices are now around two per cent below the all-time highs recorded in summer 2022.

Grimsby Live

The Bank of England’s decision to keep the base rate on hold can be seen as a sign of fear

Express.co.uk

So-called “Sonia swap rates”, which set the benchmark for lending between financial institutions, have risen slightly over the past week.

Birmingham Live

Brokers and conveyancers have warned consumers that ‘free legals’ may not always be the best option in the Cost of Living crisis, though.

Express.co.uk

Free legals appear tempting to many but can come with hidden consequences, warn experts

The Independent

Nationwide, HSBC and NatWest cut their fixed mortgage rates

BBC News

Competition between lenders is intense ahead of the next interest rates decision from the Bank of England.

What Mortgage

Mortgage experts think another cut to interest rates before the end of the year is now more likely after the economy stalled in July.

CityAM

House prices grew at their fastest annual rate in nearly two years in August, boosted by interest rates being cut and a stabilising economy.

What Mortgage

NatWest, HSBC and Barclays are among the lenders to have cut mortgage rates this week.

Express.co.uk

The move by Nationwide trumps a series of reductions launched by rivals HSBC, Barclays and TSB earlier this week.

The Mirror

The mortgage price war has intensified with Barclays launching the UK’s cheapest home loan at 3.84 percent as banks and building societies battle to attract homebuyers

Express.co.uk

Further cuts are expected in the coming days which are predicted to trigger a rush to buy through the rest of this year.

Bristol Live

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee voted 5-4 in favour of a quarter-point reduction in the base rate - the first time it has been cut in more than four years

WalesOnline

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted 5-4 in favour of a quarter-point reduction in the base rate - the first time it has been cut in more than four years

Express.co.uk

It is hoped the move will bring down the cost of borrowing for those carrying mortgages, credit card debt and other loans.

Sky News

'Sure sign worst is behind us': High street lender is first to offer mortgage deal under 4%

FTAdviser

The sub-4 per cent mortgage has made a comeback as Nationwide announces a fresh range of rate reductions. Whenthebanksaysno.co.uk managing director, , has stated.

Birmingham Live

The UK’s largest building society has made the move as the Cost of Living crisis continues.

The Guardian

Brokers hope Nationwide’s mortgage deal is sign of ‘summer of savings’ for homebuyers

Express.co.uk

The move comes a week before the Bank of England’s new interest rate decision.

FTAdviser

Lenders believe cuts to the base rate are still on the horizon as TSB and NatWest announce mortgage rate reductions.

Landlord Today

The latest inflation figures mean there’s no excuse for the Bank of England to keep interest rates at their current high, according to experts.

Birmingham Live

The new HSBC UK rules take hold on Wednesday, July 10 and will see the bank remove the 65 per cent and 80 per cent loan to value tiers, allowing customers to access higher lending amounts at a higher LTV.

Express.co.uk

HSBC’s criteria switch-up has been largely met with praise from mortgage brokers.

FTAdviser

History "looks set to repeat itself” as mortgage approvals appear to be rising" following the general election in line with historic trends, Brooklyns Financial director, Harps Garcha, has said.

Letting Agent Today

The result of the election isn’t likely to be a gamechanger for the housing market, a prominent business consultancy says.

Express.co.uk

The reductions follow a number of small cuts by other lenders in recent days, such as Halifax, Santander and NatWest.

What Mortgage

House prices increased in June but at a slower pace than the previous months, the latest data from Nationwide has revealed.

Express.co.uk

Figures from the Nationwide put the average sale price at £266,604 in June which is up from £264,249 in May.

Yahoo Finance

High borrowing costs means cash is king in the current market.

The Negotiator

Lloyds Banking Group Chief Executive Charlie Nunn says while interest rate cuts from the Bank of England expected later this year would be ‘beneficial’ homeowners shouldn’t expect a return to ultra-low...

BBC News

Around 400,000 households could face monthly payment increases of over 50%.

What Mortgage

Coventry Building Society and HSBC have followed in the footsteps of Barclays and made cuts to mortgage rates this week.

Express.co.uk

The maximum loan it will allow on a house in terms of loan to value (LTV) is going up from 85 percent to 90 percent.

What Mortgage

Inflation is back to the 2% target set by the Bank of England and the lowest level in nearly three years.

The Negotiator

Labour it would change the existing mortgage guarantee scheme into a permanent fixture if it wins the election, but leading brokers are unimpressed.

Bridging & commercial

The rate of CPI inflation fell to 2.3% in April, edging closer to the Bank of England’s 2% target.

Yahoo Finance

Average price of a home down 0.2% from February to March, at £261,142, says Nationwide.

The Telegraph

House prices suffered a decline as mortgage approvals remain below pre-pandemic levels, according to a closely watched survey.

What Mortgage

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Spring Budget today - but which announcements, if any, will impact landlords, mortgage borrowers and those keen to become homeowners? We take a look

Mortgage Solutions

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has reportedly scrapped the idea of a 99 per cent mortgage scheme after lenders raised concerns.

FTAdviser

Brokers have said the government’s proposed 99 per cent mortgage scheme “would never have ended well” following reports the idea has been scrapped. government insiders report...

The Intermediary

This comes following January reports that the Chancellor was set to introduce 1% deposit, or 99% loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages as part of the upcoming Spring Budget.

Birmingham Live

Jeremy Hunt and the Tory government have made the decision after resistance from the banking community, according to Government insiders, it has been reported.

Birmingham Live

Jeremy Hunt and the Tory government have made the decision after resistance from the banking community, according to Government insiders, it has been reported.

CityAM

House prices in the UK fell 1.8 per cent over the course of 2023, according to the latest data from the Nationwide House Price Index.

Express.co.uk

Northern Ireland and Scotland are the only parts of the UK to see prices rise in 2023.

Landlord Today

Consumer Price Inflation in November was 3.9 per cent - significantly lower than the 4.4 per cent expected by many analysts.

Yahoo Finance

But the Bank of England has been warning that rates may stay higher for longer than traders hope

Evening Standard

But the Bank of England has been warning that rates may stay higher for longer than traders hope

The Telegraph

Investors believe rates have peaked at 5.25pc and will drop to around 3.5pc in years ahead

The Intermediary

November witnessed a 0.2% increase in UK house prices, the most significant annual improvement since February 2023.

Yahoo Finance

House prices unexpectedly rose again last month as the mortgage market became more affordable

Birmingham Live

Across the UK, the average property cost £258,557 in November.

The Telegraph

House prices unexpectedly rose again last month as the mortgage market became more affordable, a closely-watched survey showed.

The Intermediary

The post suggests that borrowers may be able to tackle rising cost of living pressures by making overpayments on their mortgage, extending their mortgage term, or switching to an interest-only deal.

Mortgage Professional

Brokers welcome timing of new rate cuts

Birmingham Live

Brokers speaking to free UK news agency, Newspage, welcomed the news, specifically the timing as a lot of 2-year fixed rates are due to mature in the fourth quarter.

Financial Reporter

The Society is reducing all buy-to-let fixed rates for new and existing borrowers.

What Mortgage

Another interest rate decision is looming. Whether rates remain the same or go up the good news is fixed-rate mortgage prices are still falling.

Express.co.uk

Coventry Building Society will be cutting fixed mortgage rates across its residential and buy-to-let ranges.

The Intermediary

The firm will support Jones with the resources and mentorship needed for a smooth transition from the rugby field into financial services.

Mortgage Professional

“Hell will freeze over before the regulator, government or industry bodies educate people in some sort of joined up way”

The Intermediary

Brokers and protection specialists have shared their views on how and when protection advice should be provided, and whether it can be overlooked during busier times.

Mortgage Professional

Expert claims “the mortgage price war is over”

Manchester Evening News

Property experts say whether now is a good time to buy or sell as the average price of a home has slumped

Protection Reporter

According to Newspage, advisers have seen a growing majority of people ignoring or even cancelling Life, Critical Illness (CI), and Income Protection (IP) because it’s a “luxury” they can’t afford.

FTAdviser

A drop in mortgage transaction volumes has seen a “better turnaround” for current clients, brokers have said as they praise the service currently being offered by lenders.

FTAdviser

The latest inflation data will “signal” to the Bank of England to hold interest rates at their current level and “kickstart the property market”, according to one broker.

B&C

Nationwide’s latest HPI report shows that house prices fell by 0.8% month-on-month in August, with prices 5.3% below the peak in August 2022.

Mortgage Solutions

House prices fell 5.3 per cent year-on-year, the weakest rate since 2009, a report from Nationwide Building Society has found.

Your Money

House prices fell 5.3 per cent year-on-year, the weakest rate since 2009, a report from Nationwide Building Society has found.

Manchester Evening News

Nationwide says the average property price across the UK has now fallen by £14,600

Express.co.uk

The typical home is now worth £259,153, an annual drop of around £14,600 compared to August last year, data from Nationwide shows.

The Telegraph

The drop in house prices deepened last month to the leave the market at its weakest since 2009 as mortgage approvals plummeted.

Property Industry Eye

Administrative hold-ups in registering properties with the Land Registry across the country are causing frustration among homeowners and buyers with some being left out of

Introducer Today

Will There Be A Housing Crash?

The Intermediary

After the UK saw its first annual house price decline in 11 years experts give their take on what’s next for house prices.

The Intermediary

A rising number of solicitors and conveyancers are refusing to work on high-rise property transactions due to new regulations on cladding, according to brokers.

Financial Reporter

Financial Reporter asked industry experts for their views on the figures.

Mortgage Solutions

Brokers, lawyers and IFAs have warned customers of “ambulance-chasing” companies promising sizeable stamp duty refunds on a no-win no-fee basis.

Newspage News

Countless empirical studies* have shown that it takes roughly 0.05 seconds for a human being of average intelligence to conclude that stamp duty refund companies have a bit of a whiff about them an…

Your Money

Homeowners remortgaging their properties are coming off cheap fixes onto pricey standard variable rates of up to 7.5% because of big delays - up to two years - at HM Land Registry (HMLR).

IFA Magazine

Following Robert Gardner of Nationwide outlining the challenges faced by first-time buyers this morning in the lender’s February HPI, Newspage asked brokers wh

Mortgage Solutions

Brokers have widely welcomed the announcement earlier this week that the six largest mortgage lenders will lend on properties needing cladding remediation from the start of next year, but this should be...

Mortgage Solutions

Demand has been high for complex buy-to-let this year and expected to grow even more next year, but brokers have said product innovation is crucial to sustain this sector.

Mortgage Strategy

Starting a business in the mortgage industry is easy. The hard bit is making it last. If I could tell the former 29-year-old me a few things five years ago when I started my business, I would give myself...

The Sunday Times

Buying a house is hard enough with a traditional job, but for the self-employed, those on low-hours contracts and even footballers, it can feel impossible

Mortgage Solutions

Specialist Lending Solutions “In Focus” series deep dives into different areas of the specialist lending market. This week we are focusing on the bridging pricing and what the near-term expectations are.

The Sunday Times

Buying a house is hard enough with a traditional job, but for the self-employed, those on low-hours contracts and even footballers, it can feel impossible

Mortgage Strategy

High property prices, a cost-of-living crisis and now rapidly rising interest rates have resulted in far more homebuyers opting for 30-year-plus mortgage terms. It is not hard to see why these longer-term...

Mortgage Strategy

Liz Truss’ resignation as prime minister has been welcomed by those within the mortgage sector with Staton Mortgages director Mike Staton suggesting she only made one correct decision during her time “and...

Mortgage Solutions

The mortgage industry reacts with gallows humour, demands for an election and calls for economic stability after Liz Truss resigns as PM.

Mortgage Solutions

Specialist Lending Solutions “In Focus” series deep dives into different areas of the specialist lending market. This week we are focusing on the bridging pricing and what the near-term expectations are.

Mortgage Solutions

Mortgage brokers are helping remortgagors to deal with rate shocks as thousands of clients coming off fixed rates.

This Is Money

The Government has doubled the threshold at which you start paying stamp duty from £125,000 to £250,000, but a radical overhaul failed to arrive.

Daily Mail

The Government has doubled the threshold at which you start paying stamp duty from £125,000 to £250,000, but a radical overhaul failed to arrive.

Mortgage Professional

Verdict delivered moments ago...

Freelance Informer

Freelancers are likely to be better off if certain tax-cutting campaign promises are kept in this week’s mini-budget announcement.

FTAdviser.com

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is set to introduce a cut in stamp duty in the mini Budget but industry experts said its impact will depend on whether it is a short or long term measure

Financial Reporter

The government is set to cut stamp duty in its mini-budget later this week, according to reports.

PropertyWire

Many expect the Bank of England to raise rates by 0.75% in an effort to combat inflation. Newspage asked 10 brokers what it would mean for borrowers and the property market more generally. Their views...

Financial Reporter

This week, many expect the Bank of England to raise rates by 0.75% in an effort to combat inflation. Newspage asked 10 brokers what it would mean for borrowers and the property market more generally.

IFA Magazine

This week, many expect the Bank of England to raise rates by 0.75% in an effort to combat inflation. In response, ten brokers were asked what it would mean for

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Clare and Steven George-Hilley (pictured) paid a £25,000 fee to secure a new home. But the deal was delayed allowing the seller to seek a better offer.

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As prices and taxes rocket, homeowners can still take huge strides to reduce the cost of their largest household bill - their mortgage.

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Experts warn banks saying homes aren’t worth the price agreed, could be a sign the property boom is ending. Maria Ivanova (pictured) was one of the buyers affected.

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Top mortgage deals are vanishing on an almost-daily basis and some five and ten-year fixed rate deals are now cheaper than two-year fixes.