By David Hollingworth Because this is money Updated: 10:40 AM EDT, March 26, 2024 <!– <!– <!– <!– <!– <!– <!– My son and his girlfriend have had their mortgages …
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Homeowners with a mortgage may have felt a looming sense of dread over the past two years. Since rates began to rise, many of the UK’s nine million mortgaged homes …
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Suspicion that the recent easing of mortgage rates is “likely to stagnate” has triggered continued “caution” in the property market, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics). Nervousness …
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Borrowers urged to act fast to secure best rates as typical mortgage is on sale for just 15 days
by ElijahPeople trying to get their mortgage in order find that the best deals don’t last long. The average shelf life of a mortgage product has plummeted to 15 days, according …
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Will the Chancellor’s attack on holiday lets really help renters and first-time buyers?
by ElijahJeremy Hunt last week announced two measures in the Budget aimed at making more homes available to first-time buyers and renters, changing the rules for those who already own more …
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I’m 69 with £60k interest-only mortgage – what options do I have? DAVID HOLLINGWORTH replies
by ElijahSince my divorce in 1990, I had to pay my mortgage. I chose to pay my mortgage with interest only because life was difficult, as it has been for a …
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Several of the UK’s biggest mortgage lenders have announced plans to raise their rates this week, as interest rates on home loans continue to rise. Santander, NatWest, Co-op Bank and …
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We have two children at a private school and we are worried we won’t be able to afford it if Labor imposes VAT on fees. Our oldest son will be …
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Millions of mortgage borrowers will continue to face a financial shock in the coming years as they continue to abandon cheap fixed rate deals. An estimated 1.6 million homes will …
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How would YOU fix the housing market? We need 30-year fixed rates, says mortgage boss Arjan Verbeek
by ElijahWhether it’s unaffordable home prices, higher mortgage rates, rising rents or higher levels of homelessness, the housing market appears to be caught in a never-ending crisis. There remains an insatiable …