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What next for mortgage rates – and how long should you fix for?
The lowest fixed rate mortgage deals remain at around 4 per cent – and there is an expectation that rates may fall slightly further but not by much.
Read MoreIs it really a good idea for me to get a no deposit mortgage?
Mortgages for those with no deposits have started to return to the market
Read MoreBuy-to-let mortgage searches hit record high as landlords brace for change
The race is on for buy-to-let landlords, as the mortgage market sees a record number of remortgage searches ahead of looming regulatory changes.
Read MoreBank of England issues new update for anyone with a mortgage
The BoE has warned that growing global instability could reduce domestic resilience in upcoming months
Read MoreHow Trump’s tariff turmoil could shake up different mortgage types
Interest rates are an indicator of how much you’ll repay on a borrowed financial product, such as a mortgage. While the UK has one of the world’s largest mortgage markets, how do interest rates affect the 25% of UK residents that own one?
Read MoreHow do no-deposit mortgages work and should I get one?
Buying a house isn’t out of the question even if you can’t put down a deposit – but make sure you understand the risks and drawbacks before deciding if one is best for your situation
Read MoreUpcoming stamp duty changes shake up the mortgage market
Rules surrounding Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) are set to change on 1st April, causing a flurry of activity in the mortgage market.
Read MoreMortgage borrowing at near two-year high as interest rate falls boost confidence
The number of mortgages approved reached a near two-year high, according to Bank of England figures, as hopes of cheaper borrowing encouraged would-be buyers.
Mortgage approvals increased to 62,000 in July, a level not seen since September 2022, a sign that buyers were waiting for hopes of reduced interest rates and the associated lower mortgage bills.
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