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Sep 11, 2017

How to remortgage

When your mortgage deal comes to an end, you may want to shop around for a new product. Th...

Jul 06, 2017

After 10 years of falling rates, will mortgages stay low?

It is ten years since homeowners last had to deal with a rise in mortgage rates. Is anothe...

Oct 18, 2016

How to get a better price on your property purchase

Buying a house can be an expensive pursuit. Here are five top tips to negotiate a more aff...

Oct 07, 2016

Homeowners consider the ‘unthinkable’ to save thousands on mortgage deal

Homeowners stuck on expensive fixed rate mortgages are thinking of redeeming their existin...

May 09, 2016

A guide to getting a mortgage in later life

Older borrowers are systemically discriminated against by many lenders, but the tide is tu...

Dec 09, 2015

Top tips: how to prepare for a rate rise

A worrying new report reveals one in four homeowners will struggle to keep up with their m...

Nov 11, 2015

How to remortgage: going direct vs using a broker

How to remortgage to a better deal - direct with a lender or using an experienced mortgage...

May 11, 2015

How to get your bank statements mortgage-approval ready

If you are applying for a mortgage or re-mortgage, you want to ensure your application is ...

Jan 09, 2015

Blog: Living together? You need to be financially savvy

With increased cohabitation growing, a massive financial planning gap is emerging. Fidelit...

Oct 16, 2014

Top tips: How to apply for a joint mortgage

Andrew Boast, conveyancing director at Share a Mortgage, gives his top tips for getting a ...

Oct 02, 2014

How homeowners can prepare for an interest rate rise

Less than half of UK mortgage holders have a contingency plan should interest rates rise, ...

Aug 21, 2014

How to get a mortgage if you’re self-employed

Millions of Brits are now working for themselves, but the freedom of being your own boss c...

Aug 16, 2014

Top tips: How to get a mortgage post-MMR

Just half of aspiring homeowners are aware of Mortgage Market Review (MMR), according to T...

Aug 06, 2014

Top tips for buying a holiday home abroad

Mark Bodega, director at HiFX, gives his advice for buyers looking to secure a place in th...

Jun 23, 2014

How to finance your dream self-build home

Find out how the process of building and funding your own home works.

Apr 16, 2014

How the new mortgage lending rules affect you

New mortgage lending rules come into force at the end of April. Find out how they will aff...

Jun 06, 2012

Top tips for remortgagors

Switching to a new mortgage can bring down the cost of your largest monthly expense.

Nationwide launches interest-only mortgages

Nationwide is offering interest-only deals through brokers only, as it re-enters the marke...

Apr 06, 2020

Find out if a mortgage payment holiday is right for you

MoneySuperMarket has launched a calculator to help borrowers understand what a mortgage ho...

Apr 01, 2020

Taking a payment holiday should not affect your credit rating

Three major credit reference agencies have put measures in place to prevent borrowers dama...

Mar 31, 2020

Lenders axe hundreds of mortgages amid coronavirus uncertainty

The number of mortgage products on offer has plunged by more than 1,500, as lenders turn t...

Mar 31, 2020

Nationwide withdraws mortgages for small deposit holders

Nationwide Building Society is temporarily withdrawing all fixed rate and tracker mortgage...

Mar 24, 2020

Third of tracker mortgages pulled after base rate drop

Almost one in three tracker mortgages were withdrawn from the market just days after the B...

Everything you need to know about being furloughed

If you’ve been ‘furloughed’ by your company, here’s what it means…

Coronavirus and your finances: what help can you get?

News and updates on everything to do with coronavirus and your personal finances.

Your back-to-basics ISA guide for 2020/21

You have until 5 April to use up the remainder of this year’s ISA allowance before it’s gone for good. Her...

What will happen if rates change

How your finances will be impacted by a rise in interest rates.

Regular Savings Calculator

Small regular contributions can build up nicely over time.

Online Savings Calculator

Work out how your online savings can build over time.

Having a baby and your finances: seven top tips

We’re guessing the Duchess of Cambridge won’t be fretting about maternity pay or whether she’ll still be...

Protecting family wealth: 10 tips for cutting inheritance tax

Inheritance tax - sometimes known as 'death tax' - can cause even more heartache for bereaved families. But th...

Travel insurance: Five tips to ensure a successful claim

Ahead of your summer holiday, it’s important to make sure you have the right level of travel cover or you co...

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