It may be a prudent time to assess both your borrowing and protection needs. The implications of Brexit will obviously...
Archive for tag: First Time Buyers
Property Review – Mar 2018
Mar 11,201811 Mar 2018
First-time buyers reach a ten-year high One of the UK’s biggest mortgage lenders, Halifax, has reported that the number of...
House Buying – Keeping The Upper Hand In 2018
Jan 28,201828 Jan 2018
House Buying – How To Keep The Upper Hand In 2018 With the annual growth rate for UK residential properties...
Bank of Mum and Dad
Aug 05,201623 Aug 2016
In what can be seen as a sign of the times, research from Legal & General1 shows that the well-known...
Buy-to-Let’s Loss: First-Time-Buyers’ Gain?
Aug 02,201613 Oct 2016
Buy-to-Let’s Loss: First-Time-Buyers’ Gain? There was a distinct boost in housing market activity in the first few months of this...
30 Year Mortgage – Should you have one?
Jun 11,201611 Jun 2016
30 year mortgage – Should you borrow for more than 30 years to get on the property ladder? Gone are...
Student debt and mortgages
May 08,20168 May 2016
Student debt and mortgages The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) has recently raised concerns about the rising level of student...
Right-to-Buy – How will it actually work?
May 02,20162 May 2016
New Right-to-Buy Scheme The government announced in 2015 an extension to the first Right-to-Buy scheme which was originally only available...
Top tips to combat vendors tricks
Mar 19,201614 Apr 2016
Vendors – Top tips to combat vendors tricks When searching for your perfect home you need to be extremely careful!...
The rise of the 35 year mortgage
Feb 13,201613 Feb 2016
The rise of the 35 year mortgage: First-time buyers extend their home loans, but is better cash flow now really worth...