A major UK lender has reduced some of its mortgage rates, but brokers are warning that the current window of cheaper deals may not last for long. Halifax
Halifax Cuts Rates – Will They Rise Again?
Landlords Raised Rents Pre-Act
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A recent analysis suggests that a portion of landlords may have adjusted rental prices ahead of new rules introduced under the Renters’ Rights Act, raising questions about how
Landlords Sell 700 Rental Homes a Day
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A growing number of homes that were once part of the private rented sector are now being listed for sale, as landlords across the UK continue to reassess
Leaseholders Miss Embedded Managers
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The government has confirmed that its draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill does not currently include any specific measures aimed at dealing with concerns over so-called “embedded” management
How to Change Leasehold to Freehold UK 2026: Costs & Process
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Buy to Let vs Stocks UK 2026: Honest Returns Comparison
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Tenants Still Clueless on Rental Reforms
Nikka Sulton
The introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act marks one of the most significant changes to the UK rental sector in recent years. However, early signs suggest that many
Section 21 Ends: What Replaces It?
Nikka Sulton
The Renters’ Rights Act is set to bring one of the biggest changes to the private rental sector in decades, with Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions due to
Fed Rate Hold Sparks Rare Dissent
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The US central bank has kept interest rates unchanged in a closely watched decision that exposed the most internal disagreement seen in decades, highlighting just how uncertain the
Barclays Launches Sub-4% Mortgage Offer
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Barclays has become the first major UK bank to bring back a mortgage product priced below 4%, marking a notable shift in the market after a turbulent period