At 1.75%, the Bank of England’s Base Rate is now at its highest level since 2008.

At 1.75%, the Bank of England’s Base Rate is now at its highest level since 2008.
Following Air’s National Later Life Adviser Conference held at the National Space Centre in Leicester in June, we look at some of the key takeaways from the event’s...
In a mortgage marketplace in which there are seemingly hundreds of lenders offering thousands of products, you might be forgiven for thinking there are plenty of options to go round.
We live in interesting times. While I’m not gloomy about the future, the outlook is certainly uncertain, both from a political and economic perspective.
In a turbulent interest rate environment, the security and certainty of a fixed rate mortgage product has great appeal for a vast proportion of borrowers. Guaranteed monthly repayment...
Despite the economic doom and gloom, the buy-to-let market continues to provide a ray of sunshine for both mortgage brokers and investors alike.
Second charge mortgages have seen a surge in popularity since the Covid-19 pandemic, as a growing number of borrowers seek a faster and more streamlined way to raise capital instead of...
The long-awaited Consumer Duty Policy Statement has now been published by the FCA, setting a new standard that retail financial services firms are expected to meet to drive better...
The many and varied changes that have been introduced into the buy-to-let and private rental sectors for landlords to absorb over the last decade were always likely to have a...
Trying to get a grip on where the mortgage market is at the moment is not exactly easy.
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