All news on the topic: Mortgages

A two-bedroom home in Hampstead, northwest London, has gone on the market for £785,000 but because of its poor condition, it is only available to cash buyers as it is considered 'unmortgageable'

Under new mortgage guidance, lenders will need to offer support to customers who have missed payments or are worried they may not be able to make payments in future

A woman has been left fuming at her boyfriend after he demanded she pay him half the cost of his mortgage when she moves in - despite her not owning any of the property

Martin Lewis has been campaigner for help for mortgage prisoners, a term used for homeowners who have been trapped on high rates since the 2008 financial crisis

Reality star Kim Kardashian reportedly paid a staggering $70.4million for her new Malibu mansion

Lancashire Police said they had been "inundated" following the mortgage advisor’s disappearance on the morning of January 27 - but the river remains their main working theory

Martin Lewis shared his tips for remortgaging after one viewer got in touch to ask whether he should dip into his £28,000 savings to pay his mortgage as his current fix ends in a couple of months

For the recent episode, Martin Lewis brought in a rental expert Siobhan Taylor-Ward, who is a housing solicitor at Vauxhall Law Centre and works to support renters

Liz Truss has claimed it is 'unfair' for struggling families to blame her for spiralling mortgage rates - but in a small bit of good news, she said 'no' when asked if she would like to be PM again

Abigail Tunstall has been hit by the 'trifecta' or rising food prices, mortgage rates and utility bills that has forced the disabled single mum to turn her heating off to be able to afford her house

Mortgage advisor Nicola Bulley, from Lancashire, vanished in broad daylight after taking her children to school and walking along the river with her pet spaniel Willow

The base rate has today been increased from 3.5% to 4% and remains at its highest level since 2008 - but what exactly does it mean for your money? We explain what you need to know

An analysis by the Labour party found average increases of between £1,000 and £13,000 across every constituency in the UK - as around four million households with mortgages will be exposed to rate rises over 2023

Angelyn and Richard Burk say that living on a cruise ship makes "financial sense" to them as it is "cheaper" than paying for a mortgage, after they left Seattle for a life at sea in May 2021

Chris March, 40, quit renting conventional houses five years ago and now says he can afford to keep his heating on constantly because his tiny home is so efficient

The mortgage advisor was last seen walking the family dog Willow at the footpath of a river at 9.15am on Friday off Garstang Road in St Michael’s on Wyre in Lancashire

Santander and Barclays are the latest mortgage lenders to have brought down their fixed rate deals, despite a looming base rate rise, as brokers expect a “price war”

New research from wealth manager Quilter shows the average mortgage payments rose by 66% in the last year - but rates are starting to drop which could mean big savings

Over half of over-50s believe that 'age is just a number' - and want to try surfing, climbing a mountain, and hang-gliding

Lawyers at the firm Harcus Parker could be taking action on behalf of customers who believed they were unfairly charged high mortgage rates following the collapse of Northern Rock

After shooting up in September last year, fixed rate mortgage deals have been falling the past couple of months. But is now a good time to lock in? Here we take a closer look at your options and the forecast ahead

A tiny flat was listed in Reading for £700 a month, despite being so small a person's feet would be by the oven and microwave when they sleep. Rising rents and demand for flats is causing a problem in the property market

Mirror Money editor Levi Winchester goes through your monthly payments bill by bill to explain how you can save money through comparing prices, haggling, and taking advantage of all the help available

The grim poll for Citizens Advice found 37% would be unable to cope with a £20 added to their bills as inflation runs at 10.7%, energy costs spiral and people face higher mortgage rates