All you need to know about remortgaging, including interest rate updates and changes, and how to remortgage.
Despite inflationary pressures, the base rate remains unchanged. What does this mean for mortgage interest rates? The Bank of England announced on 18 September that the base rate will remain at 4%. This decision comes after a small cut from 4.25% back in August – a...
Need to remortgage and worried about how much extra you’ll pay? Here are three essential things to know if you’re due to remortgage in the next six to 12 months that could save you money. If you’ve been on a fixed-rate mortgage deal for the past five years, you might...
Find out what this latest interest rate cut means for your mortgage, the property market and the economy. The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee has voted to reduce the base rate from 4.25% to 4%. This move was widely expected, but it’s still a positive sign...
The base rate remains unchanged in the Bank’s latest review on 19 June. Find out what was behind the decision and whether there could be any rate cuts later in the year. The Bank of England has chosen not to reduce the base rate in today’s review. It remains at 4.25%....
The Bank of England has cut the base rate to 4.25%. Here’s what it means for your mortgage. The Bank of England has voted to reduce the base interest rate from 4.5% to 4.25% in its latest review on 8 May. This move is aimed at stimulating spending and supporting the...
If you’re looking to remortgage and would like a fixed deal, it can be hard to know how long to fix your rate. We look at the benefits and disadvantages of both a two-year and five-year fixed-rate mortgage to help you decide. According to analysis by Santander, many...
The government’s new 95 Per Cent Mortgage Guarantee Scheme launched on Monday 19 April 2021. The aim of the scheme is to make more 95 per cent mortgages available to those with smaller deposits. First-time buyers can apply but you don’t have to be one to be eligible.
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