Stagnant Rates, Election Uncertainty, Optimism for Autumn Cuts
Despite falling inflation, the Bank of England has left interest rates at 5.25% in June 2024 but experts predict a cut in August after the UK election.
A Guide To Self-Employed Mortgages In 2024
Just because you are self-employed doesn’t mean you can’t get a mortgage. With the right advice and preparation you could find a loan.
Mortgages – Is It Time To Reinvent The Wheel?
Dutch-Style mortgages have arrived in the UK. As the debt decreases, the interest rate decreases too. Ask us about taking out a Dutch-Style mortgage.
What Is Happening On The Mortgage Front?
In the latest update from the Bank of England, the Bank Rate has been kept steady at 5.25% since its hike to a 15-year high last August.
Home Reports – A View From A Mortgage Adviser
Buying a house always comes down to one thing, money. Sometimes you need to offer over the asking price and sometimes you can get away with offering under.
Guide To Selling A House With An Existing Mortgage
Are you considering selling your house but feeling overwhelmed by the thought of selling a property with an existing mortgage? Don’t worry; you’re not alone.
Increased Stability In Mortgage Market
The Bank of England made the decision yesterday to maintain the Base Rate at 5.25% for the second consecutive time. With this consecutive hold, many industry experts speculate that we may have reached a peak.
Mortgage Rates Are Falling But Future Is Still Uncertain
The best mortgage rates have continued to improve this month, with fixed rate mortgages now available below 5% for the first time since June 2023. Rightmove’s mortgage tracker, showed the lowest rate on a 5 year mortgage was 4.94%.
Mortgage Rates Starting with a 4… Are things finally starting to move in the right direction?
It’s been a week (at time of writing) since the Bank of England held the base rate, the first time since December 2021 we haven’t seen an increase.
