All news on the topic: Mortgages

HSBC has removed its "new business" residential and buy-to-let products, while Nationwide increased its fixed rates as well as reducing some rates on trackers

Property costs continue to remain at some of the highest prices the UK has ever seen - but some cities are more suited for first time buyers with one being crowned the "cheapest" city to buy your first home

New data from Moneyfacts shows the number of residential mortgages has fallen from 5,385 deals to 5,012, while buy-to-let deals have dropped from 2,748 to 2,343.

The recent Money Saving Expert (MSE) newsletter reported that 1.4million mortgage deals are coming to an end this year, so many will need to think about how the next interest rate rise could affect their mortgage payments

George and Elizabeth Galloway were left overjoyed when they found out that they had won the huge prize. They are now planning to pay off their mortgage, extend their home and help their family

A simple home improvement in thousands of homes could cause householders looking to remortgage a headache with money lenders, according to a group of experts

Today's inflation figure is higher than predicted as many believed the inflation rate would drop as low as 8.2% - while it may sound like good news, experts have issued a warning

Jon and Emilie Jones traded home ownership for a former caravan site in Llanelli, South Wales, and no longer have to pay a mortgage - with plans to transform it into a rural retreat

Amid Skipton Building Society's Track Record Mortgage, homeowner Becky Stevenson warns potential buyers about the deal after regretting her 100 per cent mortgage on her first home

Yesterday, the Bank of England increased its base interest to 4.5% from 4.25% - which was the 12th rise since December 2021 when the rate was 0.1%

The Bank of England has announced its latest interest rates with another 0.25 percentage point rise taking the base rate from 4.25% to 4.5% - here is what it means for your mortgage, debts and savings

Leeds Building Society is the latest lender to connect to the free Experian Boost add-on - but how does it work, and how can it help your credit score?

Skipton Building Society is launching its new Track Record Mortgage for renters who are struggling to save a deposit - now MoneySavingExpert.com founder has given his view

Skipton Building Society says its Track Record Mortgage is designed to help renters who are struggling to stump up a deposit to get on the housing ladder - it is the first of its kind since 2008

The research by consumer group Which? showed the 7.3% missed payment rate seen in April was in line with the level seen at the same time last year, but was higher than in April 2021

Labour's Rachel Reeves accused the government of destroying many people’s hopes of getting on the housing ladder as mortgage costs have soared since Rishi Sunak became chancellor

Jamie Hastie, a mortgage broker from Nottingham who is currently undergoing 18 weeks of intense chemotherapy treatment to fight cancer, has been asked for £2,500 more from TUI to delay his trip to Blue Sensatori in Turkey

The high street banking giant has agreed to a court hearing next year over the case which relates to thousands of customers who claim to have been trapped on high interest rates following the Northern Rock collapse

New figures show the average two-year fixed-rate mortgage in January last year was £837, but 12 months later this had risen to an eye-watering £1,303 - a £466 increase

The DWP says the extension of the Support for Mortgage Interest loan will now a further 200,000 people with the rising cost of housing

Lawyers at the firm Harcus Parker are working to take action on behalf of customers who believed they were unfairly charged high mortgage rates

A study has revealed young adults are becoming fed up with high-street banks - and are looking at other options, like cryptocurrency or shares

The latest interest rates decision was decided today by the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and comes off the back of inflation unexpectedly jumping to 10.4%

Financial authorities are now trying to prevent problems spreading throughout the global banking system and a repeat of the disastrous financial meltdown of 2008

Claire Chircop, 32, decided to quit her job as childcare would cost £750 a month - more than her mortgage - and says Jeremy Hunt's 'back to work budget' has come too late for her