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Bank of England Rate Cut to 3.75%—What It Means for Your Mortgage
On 18 December 2025, the Bank of England (BoE) cut the base rate from 4% to 3.75%, taking interest rates to their lowest level since
December 18, 2025
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On 18 December 2025, the Bank of England (BoE) cut the base rate from 4% to 3.75%, taking interest rates to their lowest level since
Homeowners whose fixed-rate mortgage deals expire in early 2026 are being urged to start planning ahead, as a new wave of rate rises and higher
First-time buyers across the country are set to benefit as a growing number of high street lenders follow Skipton Building Society’s lead in lowering the
The Bank of England has slashed its base rate to the lowest level since early 2023 — here’s what homeowners and savers need to know.
Landlords across Britain are being warned to prepare for a major tax shake-up that will affect thousands from April 2026. Under new HMRC rules, many
Thousands of young homeowners are putting themselves at risk of losing their homes because many have no insurance cover to protect against life’s unexpected shocks.
Summer is the perfect time to tackle those home improvements you have been putting off. But instead of just ticking off a list of repairs,
Summer 2025 presents a rare opportunity for first‑time buyers. Lenders are reintroducing 100 % mortgages, increasing income multiples, and easing affordability tests. While this may help
If you have children or grandchildren stuck renting, watching house prices rise, and struggling to scrape together a deposit, there might be some long-awaited good
For most people, their mortgage is their largest monthly financial commitment. However, few take the time to consider what might happen if they were suddenly