In the news this week we look at the rise of mammoth mortgages, how hope has been offered to homeowners in Grenfell style clad properties and why leasehold property owners are taking action.
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In the news, the latest round up this week
In the news this week we look at how removing stamp duty would help last time buyers, the new taxes hitting accidental landlords and how a no-deal Brexit will impact homeowners.
Can you avoid paying more for a ‘Help to Buy’ property?
We all know you pay more for a new build home. It's the same principle as when buy a new car. But latest research shows first-time buyers using a Help to Buy can pay up to 22% more. We take a look at this research and how you can avoid paying over the odds...
Will your payments rocket when your fixed-rate mortgage deal ends?
Do you have a two-year fixed-rate mortgage that is about to end? Then you need to act NOW to avoid the risk of seeing a huge jump in the amount you pay for your mortgage each month.
Mortgage boost for zero hours contract workers
Workers on zero hours contracts will find it easier to get a mortgage thanks to new changes made by a major lender
Is now the time for a tracker mortgage?
We’re living in turbulent times politically and it’s tempting to choose a fixed-rate mortgage deal to get financial security for the years ahead. But could you save money by taking out a tracker instead?
Save £3,300 a year on your mortgage
Mortgage rates might be on the up according to new figures. But you can slash what you pay if you remortgage and take out one of the best deals on the market
5 things to know about investing in student property
If you've got a child moving away to university, investing in student property will be tempting. Here's what you need to know
First time buyer? You can get a £500,000 house with NO deposit
Want to buy your first house but don’t have a deposit? That’s no problem if you can enlist the help of your family
Reforming surveys, what’s your view?
Want to have your say about surveys? Then you’ll need to act quickly as the consultation for a new approach to house surveys closes this month