Happy New Year to you and welcome to 2024! We hope you enjoyed the festivities with your families and friends. “Approach the New Year with resolve
“Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.” – Michael Jordan There has been plenty of news surrounding
Wow, what a year (or so) it has been for the mortgage market. When Russia invaded Ukraine, the market became turbulent. Although the war
I saw this on Twitter the other day which made me laugh… My son has lived through four chancellors, three prime ministers, three home secretaries
Happy New Year to you and welcome to 2020. As most of you know, at the start of each year we like to look back
Happy New Year to you and welcome to 2019. At the start of each year we like to look back and reflect on what happened
Today The Bank of England announced a rate reduction of 0.25%, making the current Bank of England Rate 0.25% – the lowest rate ever!
In the summer it was announced that there will be some tax changes for landlords who fall in to the higher tax rate bracket. Specifically changes in the amount of tax relief they can claim on the interest of their mortgage payments. These tax changes for landlords were not favorable and mean that relief can only be claimed at the basic rate of tax, currently 20%.
Ok, we can’t help you drop 10lbs or stop smoking but if your new year’s resolution is to save money to pay off a debt, make home improvements or for a special purchase. Tick this box and complete your new year’s resolution before the end of February by simply remortgaging!
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