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Home Office Urges Landlords to House Asylum Seekers
The Home Office has caused new controversy after formally appealing to landlords to help house asylum seekers. This move comes as the government struggles to manage the record
HSBC Launches Over Two Dozen New Mortgage Deals
HSBC UK has introduced a significant round of mortgage rate cuts across nearly its entire range, reducing rates by up to 0.24%. This move follows a comprehensive review
Shelter Appoints ‘Fearless’ New Chief Executive
Shelter has named Sarah Elliott as its new chief executive, succeeding the controversial Polly Neate. Elliott will assume the role after the summer, bringing with her a wealth
Renters’ Rights Bill Faces Backlash in Committee Stage
Peers in the House of Lords have strongly criticised the government’s Renters’ Rights Bill during the second stage of its committee review. A number of members raised significant
Nationwide Cuts Mortgage Rates to 3.89%
Nationwide Building Society has introduced a series of mortgage rate reductions, making it the latest among the major high street lenders to break the 4% barrier. The move
Gang Jailed for £4.5m Cannabis Farm in Landlord’s Property
Three men have been sentenced for their involvement in a multi-million-pound cannabis growing operation, in which they deceived landlords into allowing them to manage their properties. The trio
NatWest & Halifax Join Sub-4% Mortgage Rate Cuts
All but one of the UK’s largest mortgage lenders now offer at least one home loan with an interest rate below 4 per cent. This follows rate cuts
Lender Cuts BTL Rates Offers Cashback
The Mortgage Works has recently unveiled a reduction in rates for selected two and five-year fixed rate products across its mortgage range, offering borrowers more competitive options for
EPC Targets SCRAPPED! Massive Win for Landlords
Labour is expected to ease back on proposals that would have required landlords with listed buildings to install heat pumps and solar panels. Under the planned reforms to