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Confused about Coronavirus mortgage relief measures? This online resource will help you
Habito have launched a helpful online resource to help you make sense of Coronavirus mortgage relief
By Anna Cottrell •
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Coronavirus has forced a further interest rate cut: what next for mortgage borrowers?
The second interest rate cut in just over a week brings interests rates to an all-time low. What can you expect as a (prospective) home owner?
By Anna Cottrell •
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Coronavirus 3 month mortgage break: how will it work and how to apply
UK's major banks have agreed to give people affected by the coronavirus a mortgage break. Here's what you need to know
By Anna Cottrell •
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How a property buying agent could help you buy a new home online
Looking for a new home but want someone to do the legwork for you? Do most of the process online by hiring a buying agent
By Anna Cottrell •
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Italy suspends mortgage payments due to Coronavirus – could it happen here?
Mortgage repayments have been suspended throughout Italy as it continues to suffer from the Covid-19 outbreak. What does this mean for the UK?
By Anna Cottrell •
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Budget 2020: the end of austerity, just not if you want to own a home
The 2020 budget has good news for public spending, but doesn't have a concrete plan for helping people onto the property ladder
By Anna Cottrell •
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Mortgage overpayments – why, when and how they're a sound financial decision
Find out everything you need to know about mortgage overpayments, including when you should and shouldn't overpay
By Anna Cottrell •
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Interest rate cut: what this means for you as a homeowner
The Bank of England has announced an interest rate cut. How will this impact mortgage borrowers?
By Anna Cottrell •
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UK property: colourful houses worth up to 65% more
New research finds that a brightly painted home will fetch (a lot) more than its plain bricks-and-mortar counterparts
By Anna Cottrell •
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A no-fee mortgage for first-time buyers: our mortgage deal of the week
The 95 LTV mortgage from Leeds Building Society now comes with a discount and zero fees. It doesn't get much better than this if you're looking for your first home
By Anna Cottrell •
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UK housing: 1.2 million homes need to be built to close the housing gap
The UK housing market is in crisis, according to a recent report, and the supply-demand gap will take at least 15 years to close
By Anna Cottrell •
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Family springboard mortgages: who offers them and can they help you own a home?
The family springboard mortgage can help first-time buyers without a deposit to buy a home. Here's what you need to know
By Anna Cottrell •
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Mortgage deal of the week: Yorkshire Building Society's two-year fixed mortgage
This mortgage deal from YBS offers a great interest rate and overall cost, fixed until 2022
By Anna Cottrell •
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How much can I borrow? A quick guide to getting a mortgage
Wondering how much a lender will let you borrow for a mortgage? This quick guide will get you started
By Lucy Searle •
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Split mortgages: how can they help first-time buyers and later life borrowers?
Find out how the split mortgage could help you, whether you're buying your first home, or your forever one
By Anna Cottrell •
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REVEALED: the best mortgage deal for first time buyers
If you're a first time buyer, this is the best mortgage deal going. Here are all the details...
By Anna Cottrell •
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The way mortgage advice works is changing: here's what you need to know
The FCA has confirmed that it's relaxing its rules around mortgage advice in order to make taking out an execution-only mortgage easier. Here's what that could mean for you...
By Anna Cottrell •
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Interest rates: what does the Bank of England's decision mean for borrowers?
The Bank of England has voted to keep the current interest rate of 0.75%. What does news mean for prospective borrowers?
By Anna Cottrell •
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5 things you must do before you extend your house
Planning to extend your house? Follow these tips to ensure your project progresses smoothly
By Anna Cottrell •
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Interest rates: what a base interest rate cut would mean for mortgage borrowers
Will interest rates fall in 2020? If you currently have, or are planning to take out a mortgage, this is what an interest rate cut could mean for you
By Anna Cottrell •
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Selling a house? Home staging can massively increase your chances
Your chances of selling a house go up dramatically when the property looks lived in; no time to do it up? Home staging could be a solution
By Anna Cottrell •
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Buy to let mortgage rates are falling: could you be a landlord in 2020?
Buy to let mortgage rates dropped between September and December, with 2020 likely to see further great deals for buy-to-let investments
By Anna Cottrell •
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Today's best mortgage deal? It's for buy-to-let mortgages – wannabe landlords take note!
The Mortgage Works have the best mortgage deals for buy-to-let investors. Lock in these great fixed-term rates if you're thinking of becoming a landlord
By Anna Cottrell •
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Mortgage deal of the day: the 'three for two' fixed-term mortgage from Virgin Money comes without fees
This three-year fixed term mortgage from Virgin is great value for money, making it our mortgage deal of the day
By Anna Cottrell •
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A third of us opt for home renovation over moving house. Here's why you should too
'Improve, not move' is the motto of a third of all homeowners now that renovating and refurbishing is more popular than ever
By Anna Cottrell •
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Want to sell your home quickly this January? These are the jobs you must do to increase your chances of a sale
Start doing these jobs this weekend if you want to sell your house faster – and at a good price
By Anna Cottrell •
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Retirement mortgages: could a retirement interest-only mortgage help your finances in later life?
The popularity of retirement mortgages is growing; here's how to figure out if they could be a good option for you
By Anna Cottrell •
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Mortgage comparison: how to do it in 2020
Here's how to get mortgage comparison right this year and bag yourself a great mortgage deal
By Anna Cottrell •
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Mortgage for first time buyers
Mortgages for first time buyers explained: here's what you need to know to become a home owner
By Sarah Warwick •
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