We know things are hard for first time buyers in 2026 – so we want to make things easier. Every month we showcase the best deals for you, with input from the fee-free expert advisers at Mortgage ...

The process of buying and selling a house at the same time can be complicated. The dreaded property chain can cause chaos, tripping you up at the last minute. Here we take a look at the steps involved ...

What is new build conveyancing? New build conveyancing is the legal process of transferring the ownership of a new build property from the seller to the buyer. A conveyancing solicitor will handle ...

The housing market is holding up in the face of uncertainty and higher borrowing costs caused by the conflict in the Middle East. However, with fewer buyers than a year ago, the outlook remains ...

New build delays are common but the impact can mean undue stress and huge additional costs. Here's what to do to avoid new build delays and your options if it happens to you. The anticipated legal ...

Got a mortgage with Halifax? Here's what the switch to Lloyds means for your mortgage, savings and bank accounts. If you have a Halifax mortgage, you don’t need to do anything. Lloyds says the change ...

You might be looking for a second home by the sea, or the best holiday let investment in a busy tourist spot. Either way, buying a holiday home is a big financial commitment. I know, I’ve done it ...

What is the Own New Rate Reducer scheme? Own New Rate Reducer is a scheme designed to make it easier and cheaper to buy a new build home. Property finance company Own New works with lenders and more ...

What is no sale no fee conveyancing? No sale no fee conveyancing is an arrangement where you don’t need to pay legal fees if your house purchase or sale falls through. This type of conveyancing ...

Metro Bank has launched a new Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor (JBSP) mortgage that allows eligible buyers to borrow up to 100% of a property's value with the support of family. We explain how the new ...

The Bank of England now expects over five million homeowners to face higher mortgage bills by 2028, one million more than previously estimated. More than one million extra homeowners are now expected ...