UK Finance says the payment shock for customers reaching the end of their fixed rate deals appears to have peaked at the end of last year.

The average over-55 owner-occupied household in the UK has £321,213 of equity in their home. 

Two thirds (58%) of non-homeowners aged 35-54 could be giving up on homeownership.

The annual growth rate picked up to 2.4%, from 2.1% in July.

The event will bring together a range of dedicated buy-to-let lenders, landlord services and tax advisers.

The Group has launched a new £2bn 'First-time Buyer Boost' package.

Buyer demand (+20%) and sales agreed (+23%) are up on last year when spike in mortgage rates slowed demand and market activity.

Matthew Cumber, managing director of Countrywide Surveying Services, explains why the market could be gearing up for a busier Q3 than usual.

Quilter says Labour’s ‘Freedom to Buy’ pledge is unlikely to achieve desired impact in supporting first-time buyers.

Average UK house prices grew by £8,000 in the 12 months to June.