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Mar 28, 2023

Borrowers stuck on 7% default rates as Land Registry backlog ‘beyond a joke’

Homeowners remortgaging their properties are coming off cheap fixes onto standard variable...
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Feb 22, 2023

The pros and cons of a Standard Variable Rate mortgage

The Standard Variable Rate (SVR) on a mortgage isn’t usually a place borrowers want to b...
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Nov 18, 2022

Could mortgage porting work for you at a time of higher fixed rates?

As mortgage rates have risen and panic set in the market, some borrowers have looked to po...
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Nov 11, 2022

Beat expensive fixed rate mortgages with these three alternatives

Fixed rate mortgage deals jumped in the aftermath of the disastrous mini Budget, and while...

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Sep 30, 2022

‘Repossession is a last resort’: Five options if you’re struggling with your mortgage

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Jul 11, 2022

‘Now or never’ to save £200 a month on your mortgage

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Jan 23, 2020

Santander mortgage customers warned about ‘cheaper’ standard variable rate

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Aug 21, 2019

Third of mortgage applicants denied deal: tips to improve your financial appeal

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Sep 17, 2018

The home improvements that will decrease your property’s value 

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Aug 01, 2018

Six bank statement mistakes that can ruin a mortgage application

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Nov 15, 2017

Explained: the difference between gazumping and gazundering

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Oct 10, 2017

Refused a remortgage or don’t want to switch? Second charge mortgages explained

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Sep 07, 2017

Working until you drop: older generations retiring later

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Aug 03, 2017

Mortgage maturing soon? What you need to know about remortgaging

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Jul 25, 2017

10 things you need to know about the leasehold consultation

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Jul 17, 2017

Rates will eventually rise: are borrowers prepared?

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Jul 06, 2017

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

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Jul 05, 2017

Savvy millennials opt for repayment mortgages

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Jun 27, 2017

Interest-only homeowners forced to sell up

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May 09, 2017

Record low mortgage rates: is it worth paying a penalty to get out of a fix early?

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May 26, 2023

Borrowers beware: UK’s biggest mortgage lender ups rates over inflation fears

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May 24, 2023

Mortgage holders who fixed six months ago could save £234 a month by switching now

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May 18, 2023

Mortgage arrears and home repossessions rise as interest rates rocket

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May 17, 2023

Borrowers breathe a sigh of relief as fixed mortgage rates fall and choice hits 15-month high

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