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If you thought interest-only mortgages perished during the financial crisis, be prepared for a revival in this area of borrowing. But this time, banks have

As you’ve probably already heard, the government has clamped down on tax relief on mortgage interest payments for landlords in the latest budget. At the

It’s become widely recognised that since tighter financial regulations came in, triggered by the economic crisis, securing a mortgage has become problematic in general. If

The great British summertime has finally arrived, bringing with it warmer days. But as our weather and BBQs heat up, mortgage rates continue to fall

Last week an interesting story dropped into my inbox relating to our recent blog posts about problems facing older borrowers. It’s certainly a hot issue

Compared to 10 years ago the number of young people (aged between 24 and 34) renting homes has shot up. In 2004, almost 60% owned

Recently I’ve had to help clients who both live next to watercourses. That in itself isn’t a major issue, but the conversations reminded me that

One year has passed since the Mortgage Market Review, and we thought we should take a look at the impact it’s had on homebuyers and

As the campaign juggernaut continues to roll towards election day on May 7th, we have noticed an election promise that may have slipped under the