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There has been some discussion of late across national media around home ownership falling to its lowest level in the UK for the past 30 years, with the number of private renters soaring. Read more
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New data from Selectapension reveals a 42% surge in the number of drawdown cases being analysed by advisers since the March 2014 Budget, highlighting that income drawdown is an increasingly popular choice amongst clients approaching retirement. Read more
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The Pension Schemes Bill that enables the introduction of the government’s pension reforms has received Royal Assent. Read more
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Nationwide is today launching the lowest 10-year fixed rate mortgage on the market, at 2.89% for new customers and 2.79% for existing customers. Read more
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With the news that Buy to Let rates have fallen to their lowest ever levels and continuing low interest rates coupled with impending pension freedoms, this year may herald a surge in first time ‘grand-lords’....
view articleThe strongest momentum is clearly in the purchase market, where the number of loan approvals in January continued to grow despite a slight slowdown in remortgaging and other activity.
view articleSteady, not stellar, growth is likely to be the pattern for house prices in 2015 - the double-digit rises of 2014 are history.
view articleIn 2015, the industry needs to be doing even more to support intermediaries faced with having so many familiar lending doors closed to them.
view articleToday's data confirms that house prices are still rising. However, we are still experiencing a two-speed housing market.
view articleWhen you factor in the boost provided to buyers by wages climbing and inflation slowing, there are strong foundations for a growth in lending in 2015.
view articleEquity release has become a mainstream financial solution, and financial advisers could help spread that message and educate the consumer.
view articleThe cost of a combined buildings and contents insurance policy has remained static over the past three months...However, the general view is that prices have reached bottom and will start to rise.
view articleHomeowners are gambling on further reductions or are trapped on their current home loan; possibly because their original product is not compatible with current affordability requirements.
view articleTaking the year as a whole, we saw the highest number of first-time buyers in seven years, illustrating the success of government schemes such as Help to Buy and the willingness of lenders to offer high...
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So Tesco has only sold £1bn worth of home loans since it started offering mortgages two and a half years ago. Not much really! So they finally saw the light and realised that they can't do it on their...
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Young people looking to get on the property ladder are being locked out of the market and spilling into the private rental sector in increasing numbers with the implications being numerous.
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