By Jonathan Gardner

Why are so many landlords selling up in the UK?

Why are so many landlords selling up in the UK? Many buy-to-let landlords are facing higher mortgage payments due to rising interest rates. This is particularly challenging for those with variable-rate or tracker mortgages, whose costs increase directly with interest rate hikes. Even landlords on fixed-rate deals are feeling the strain as they come up […]

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UK Mortgage Rules Easing?

UK Mortgage Rules Easing? Yesterday, UK financial regulators were thought to be contemplating easing mortgage regulations to stimulate economic growth and make homeownership more accessible. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has recommended a “pro-growth agenda,” urging regulatory bodies to shift from a risk-averse stance to one that fosters growth and innovation. According to the Times, the proposed

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UK Inflation Rate – What could it mean for mortgage costs?

UK Inflation Rate – What could it mean for mortgage costs? The UK is grappling with inflation once again, a challenge that continues to ripple through the economy and directly affect homeowners with mortgages. As of early 2025, inflation remains above the Bank of England’s target rate of 2%, putting considerable pressure on household budgets

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How many extensions would a court allow before the court eventually refuses further extensions?

How many extensions would a court allow before the court eventually refuses further extensions? I have just been talking to a prospect that got in touch with us through our website and I found out that his situation was (in our experience) very unusual. He has been in mortgage distress for some while now, but

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