More than half of renters across the UK are staying put, even though many would prefer to move, according to new research from SpareRoom. The study found that
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Renters Act Driving Rent Hikes
Recent research by mortgage specialist Pegasus Insight suggests that the Renters Rights Act could cause a rise in rental prices across the United Kingdom. The findings indicate that
Council No Notice Raids Coming By Year End — Are You Ready?
From December, local councils will have the authority to enter private rental properties without a warrant under certain circumstances, as part of the Renters’ Rights Act. This will
Rent Payments to Affect Credit Scores
Experian, one of the leading credit reference agencies in the UK, has announced a significant update to its credit scoring system that will now include tenants’ rent payments.
Budget Woes for Home Movers
First-time buyers and families planning to move up the property ladder are bracing for what could be one of the most challenging Budgets in recent years. With Chancellor
Licensing Complaints Rise After Reeves Row
The recent rental rule blunder involving Chancellor Rachel Reeves has triggered a surge of complaints from tenants across the country. Following revelations that Reeves had rented out her
BoE Braces for Difficult Rate Choice
The Bank of England (BoE) is approaching one of its most closely watched policy meetings in months, as the nation’s central bankers face renewed uncertainty over whether to
Rachel Reeves Under Fire Over Rental Breach
How Much Trouble Is Rachel Reeves In Over the Rental Rule Break? Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, is facing growing scrutiny after it was revealed that she failed to
Nationwide: House Prices Slow Amid Weak Demand
UK house price growth saw a slight decline in October, as new data from Nationwide Building Society suggests continued caution among buyers. Monthly growth eased to 0.3%, down
Mortgage Approvals Reach Nine-Month High
Mortgage approvals across the UK climbed to their highest level in nine months this September, suggesting that buyer confidence is returning as borrowing costs continue to ease. The