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Samantha Ward, commercial director at Hanley Economic Building Society, explores how advisers can help clients make informed decisions about the new government housing scheme while the...

Lower earners would need a mortgage of more than 4.5 times their income in 13 of the 17 cities analysed in Tembo’s Q3 First-Time Buyer Index.

James Lucas, director at Barcadia Media, says the government's new mortgage scheme could help first-time buyers purchase the same home with less mortgage debt, or take the same...

Alasdair McDonald, head of mortgage distribution at West Brom Building Society, explores whether some first-time buyers may now bypass shared ownership altogether, and where shared...

Nathan Reilly, chief customer officer at Twenty7tec, says providing the digital experience younger buyers increasingly expect, backed by access to a trusted adviser when they need it,...

In the latest of his 'Mythbusting' series with Financial Reporter, Harpal Singh, CEO at conveybuddy, says housing matters enormously politically and economically, and there is little...

Eligible customers will be able to borrow up to 6 times their income on lending up to 90% LTV through Skipton's LTI Booster range.

Anyone earning over £1,000 gross must register for Self Assessment by the end of today or face automatic HMRC penalties and potential mortgage delays.

For advisers, Mortgage Score is designed to help prospective borrowers better understand their financial position before seeking advice.

The maximum purchase price affordable to an average solo buyer could increase by nearly £49,000, from £216,758 to £265,703 based on the national average wage.