The UK housing market never ceases to amaze, and it takes a brave person to make too many predictions around its future performance.

Inflation is fast approaching a double-digit percentage, almost five times the Bank of England’s 2% target.

Help to Buy has proven to be one of the more successful government schemes to encourage home buying. By the end of last year, more than 355,000 Help to Buy equity loans had been...

The latest data from the Finance & Leasing Association demonstrates the strength of the second charge mortgage market at the moment.

Hi everyone, in the previous episode of the Practical Protection Podcast I was joined by Matt Rann and we focused on schizophrenia, and what this might mean for your protection...

The first and second charge mortgage markets are intertwined in many ways but the contributing factors that result in either performing well can be very different.

In June 2022, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee raised the base rate to 1.25%, in a move that came as a surprise to very few. While this is still a historically...

We all know that what the Bank of England MPC chooses to do with Bank Base Rate (BBR) matters significantly when it comes to what borrowers chose to do with their own mortgage.

Over the past weekend, the remaining candidates for the Conservative Party leadership started talking about the UK housing market for the first time in their campaigns.

Time and tide wait for no man said Chaucer. And, judging by recent events, neither does UK politics given everything that has happened in the last few weeks.