Reasons to Remortgage your Home

19 Mar 2024

If you are looking at remortgaging your property but you are unsure whether it’s the right decision, we have listed five reasons why it might be for you.

Looking to Extend?

2 Feb 2024

Are you looking to extend your property? There are many benefits to adding an extension to your existing home, here are a few. 

Energy Saving Advice to Help Protect your Pocket

14 Jan 2024

Every year Big Energy Saving Week takes place to raise awareness about energy efficiency, reducing energy bills, and combating fuel poverty. Below are some ways you can get involved and hopefully make a saving!

Budgeting Ideas for Talk Money Week

3 Nov 2023

Budgeting is an essential tool in managing finances. You can track your income and expenses, save money, and achieve goals. 

How do you get a mortgage if you are self-employed?

3 Nov 2023

Getting a mortgage when you are self-employed can be tricky, but it certainly isn’t impossible.

Debt Consolidation into a Mortgage

20 Jun 2023

We are often asked if it's good advice to consolidate “unsecured” debt (credit cards and loans etc) into your mortgage, the answer is, sometimes. 

Mortgage Tips to Help with Higher House Prices

10 Mar 2023

Although house prices have been on the rise, purchasing a property is still cheaper in the long run than renting and it’s always worthwhile trying to get on the housing ladder.

What Does The SDLT Reduction Mean For Homeowners?

Here we have looked into SDLT in more detail and explored how the recent tax reduction can help people who want to buy a new home.

Why It’s Important To Use A Whole Of Market Mortgage Adviser

Whether you’re buying a home or remortgaging, taking out a new mortgage is a big responsibility and it’s crucial to ensure you’re choosing the right mortgage deal

What has caused Mortgage Rates to rise?

24 Nov 2022

To assist anyone who is about to remortgage or buy a new home, we have attempted to answer some of the questions we are frequently being asked about rising mortgage rates. 

How Will The Proposed EPC Changes Impact Landlords?

22 Aug 2022

If you’re a landlord & you’re unaware of the proposed upcoming legislative changes, see how this new bill could impact the UK rental market.

Navigating Mortgage Interests Rates | The Importance Of Speaking To An Expert

10 Aug 2022

It has always been beneficial to speak to a mortgage advisor when you’re taking out a new mortgage, but this interest rate rise has made it even more important.

How Accurate Are Mortgage Salary Multipliers? | What Factors Affect It?

2 Aug 2022

The term ‘mortgage salary multiplier’ is used when referring to multiplying your income to calculate the maximum amount a mortgage provider would lend to you.

Common Issues Highlighted In A Full Structural Survey

27 Jul 2022

Ultimately, a full structural survey provides you with peace of mind and removes some of the risks associated with buying a property.

How The IPFA’s Whitepaper Could Benefit First-Time Buyers

1 Jul 2022

IPFA stands for ‘Industry Panel for Financial Advice’ and this panel has come together to advocate on behalf of UK financial advisers and all of the customers we serve.

How Does A Mortgage Valuation Report Affect A Mortgage Offer?

22 Jun 2022

Before a mortgage provider agrees to lend you the money you need to purchase a property, they will conduct a mortgage valuation.

Fees To Be Aware Of When Taking Out A Mortgage

9 Jun 2022

If you’re unable to buy a property outright and you need a mortgage to make the purchase, it’s important to be aware there are several fees associated with taking out a mortgage too. I

Useful Tips For Switching Mortgage Providers

25 May 2022

If your current mortgage deal is no longer competitive and you think you could save money by taking out a new mortgage product,

The Basics About Early Redemption Charges

16 May 2022

This fee is also known as an Early Repayment Charge and it is one of the largest fees associated with fixed rate mortgages.

What You Need To Consider When Comparing Mortgage Products

28 Apr 2022

we have put together a list of important things to consider whenever you’re comparing mortgage products from different lenders.

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Despite the Prime Minister not yet announcing any policies to abolish or change Stamp Duty, speculation persists that this could become government policy. 

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Monday 22nd June saw Keir Starmer resign as Prime Minister and Labour leader. The resignation does not directly impact mortgage rates, as changes were taking place before this announcement. However, it could influence mortgage rates indirectly through financial markets and future government policies.

Homebuying reform to cut homebuying times by around four weeks, and save first-time buyers around £650, says the government.

Buying your first home is a huge milestone, but it can also be a complex process. There are several factors a first-time buyer should consider before making an offer on a property, including understanding the difference between leasehold and freehold and checking council tax bands.

We’ve detailed some questions you can ask your estate agent to help you make an informed decision.

Remortgaging means switching to a new mortgage deal. This will either be with your current lender or a new one.

Getting advice and moving to a new deal when the time is right can mean lower monthly mortgage payments, better interest rates, or releasing equity from your property.

Here are some signs it may be time to remortgage.