The Society says the tax changes mark a 'cliff-edge moment' for first-time buyers.

So far this year homebuyers have paid £3.3bn in property tax.

Fewer than one in five people think now is a good time to buy a home.

The lender is cutting rates by up to 0.25 percentage points.

Ben Thompson, deputy CEO at Mortgage Advice Bureau, reflects on the outcome of Spring Statement and the need for more concrete support for aspiring buyers.

The society's new fixed-rate products are aimed at providing greater support for both first-time buyers and those seeking affordable housing solutions.

Searches for first-time buyers aged 56-65 surged by 80%.

Sole applicants now need a minimum income of £35,000 to benefit from Helping Hand.

First-time buyers receiving a gift as part of their deposit has dropped by 4% in a year.

Patrick Bamford, head of international business development at Qualis Credit Risk, says it has become even more vital to have a strong array of high LTV mortgage options available to...