Chancellor Rishi Sunak is widely expected to announce a six month stamp duty holiday in his 'Summer Economic Update' on Wednesday.

The government has been criticised for its "woefully inedequate response" to the issue of tens of thousands of married women receiving the wrong amount of state pension.

New digital bank, Monument, is preparing for its UK launch.

Homeowners struggling to pay their mortgage due to coronavirus will be able to extend their mortgage payment holiday for a further three months, or start making reduced payments, in proposals...

Surveyors are planning to resume visiting properties to undertake physical valuations after the publication of new government guidance.

Buyer demand across England spiked by 88% after the market reopened, exceeding pre-lockdown levels, however this jump in demand is "temporary and expected to moderate in the coming weeks",...

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has confirmed that the stamp duty threshold will be raised to £500,000 with immediate effect.

93% of first-time buyers are still considering buying in 2020, with the majority (51%) stating that they definitely intend to buy this year, according to data from Legal & General Mortgage Club.

Accord Mortgages is relaunching its 90% LTV range exclusively for first-time buyers.

Mortgage rates have fallen to new record lows across a range of LTVs during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to new figures from Moneyfacts.