The Bank of England has reduced its base interest rate from 4.5% to 4.25% in its latest decision. This move had been widely expected by financial analysts, especially
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Fed Holds Rates Steady Amid Growing Economic Risks
The Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, but acknowledged that the risks of both rising inflation and increasing unemployment have grown. These concerns have
Sub-3% Buy-to-Let Mortgage Revealed
Specialist lender MT Finance has made significant moves in the buy-to-let mortgage market by lowering rates across its range of products. This includes introducing a new offering with
Final Sessions for Renters’ Bill Changes
There are two remaining House of Lords committee sessions where proposed amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill will be discussed. These sessions are scheduled for next week, on
Lenders Slash Mortgage Rates as Interest Falls
This would be the second interest rate cut of the year, following the previous reduction from 4.75% to 4.5% back in February. The Bank of England sets the
Rents Hit Record High, but 1 in 4 Homes See Price Drop
Rents across the UK have reached another record high, according to new data released by Rightmove. The average listed rent for properties outside of London now stands at
Landlords Beware HMRC Changes the Game!
Landlords are being urged to prepare for a significant tax shake-up that will overhaul how they report their income and expenses to HMRC. From 6 April 2026, anyone
Will Reform UK Scrap Landlord Licensing Where It Governs?
One significant development from the recent local elections is the rise of Reform UK, which managed to secure 677 individual council seats across the country. This unexpected success
Lender Cuts Rates to Boost Landlord Borrowing Power
Suffolk Building Society has announced rate cuts across its buy-to-let and holiday let mortgage products. A spokesperson for the society acknowledged the ongoing financial strain many landlords have
New Lender Offers Mortgages at 7x Income – A Good Idea?
A new mortgage lender is offering homebuyers and homeowners the chance to borrow up to seven times their annual salary, a significant increase from the usual four and