What could the King’s Speech mean for homeowners, landlords and borrowers?
The King’s Speech is one of the most important moments in the political calendar. While delivered by the King, it is written by the Government and sets out the laws…
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Lenders to contact 1.6 million mortgage borrowers: why speaking to your adviser matters more than ever
With mortgage rates shifting in response to global events, the Chancellor has asked the UK’s biggest lenders to step up support for borrowers. As part of this, lenders will soon…
How does coffee and chocolate relate to the cost of your mortgage?
At first glance, things like coffee and chocolate might not seem to have much to do with mortgages. But as you might have noticed, both have become noticeably more expensive…
Help renters and landlords stay ahead – Timeline for the Renters’ Rights Act
You may have already seen the news, the government has published its implementation roadmap for the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, outlining how the changes will be rolled out over the…
What does the Middle East conflict mean for my mortgage application?
Global events can often feel distant and disconnected from everyday financial decisions, but the reality is that the two are closely linked. The recent escalation of tension in the Middle…
The essentials you need to know about credit checks before borrowing money
The information a lender finds during a credit check is important – it could affect whether you’re able to borrow money, including through a mortgage, and the interest rate you’re…