The latest UK Mortgage Market Update covering 20th–27th July 2026, including mortgage rate changes, house price trends, Bank of England expectations and what borrowers should watch next.
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The latest UK Mortgage Market Update covering 20th–27th July 2026, including mortgage rate changes, house price trends, Bank of England expectations and what borrowers should watch next.
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The latest UK Mortgage Market Update covering the week ending 20th July 2026, including mortgage rates, lender changes, house prices and the latest property market news.
NatWest mortgages have this morning unveiled a series of rate reductions across their mortgage product offerings, set to take effect from the 12th of February 2025. The new changes are specifically for new business rates, existing customer deals, and additional...
The UK housing market kicked off 2025 on a high, with house prices increasing by 0.7% in January 2025, following a slight -0.2% dip in December, according to the latest Halifax House Price Index. The report reveals that the average property price now stands at a...
First-time buyers looking to get onto the property ladder with a minimal deposit have received a major boost, as Accord Mortgages has expanded its £5K Deposit Mortgage proposition to include flats. This enhancement makes it even easier for buyers to secure a home with...
A new study from specialist lender The Mortgage Lender (TML) has revealed that nearly four-fifths (79%) of non-traditional workers, including freelancers, self-employed individuals, and gig economy workers, have homeownership aspirations. Despite the rather tricky...
This morning, Accord Mortgages has announced rate cuts across both its residential and buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage products. The reductions, which take effect immediately, will likely improve affordability for a range of buyers, from first-time homeowners to seasoned...
Santander has announced a positive change for mortgage customers looking to move home, extending the period in which they can avoid Early Repayment Charges (ERCs) when switching to a new deal. From Monday the 3rd of February 2025, Santander will waive ERCs for...
NatWest has announced yet another round of mortgage rate increases, effective from the 31st January 2025 (This Friday). The changes, which impact a variety of mortgage products across its new business range, see rate hikes of between 0.02% and 0.11% on selected two-...
Barclays has today announced the expansion of its Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor (JBSP) Mortgage Boost range, designed specifically to help struggling first-time buyers to secure larger loans in today’s challenging housing market. It is no secret that first-time...
Specialist lender Precise Mortgages has expanded its bridging loan range by introducing a new developer exit product and reducing bridging loan rates by 0.07%. Bridging loans are a great alternative lending method for short term finance, and definitely something that...
The housing market in 2024 offered glimmers of hope for prospective buyers, with Nationwide Building Society’s latest Housing Affordability Report highlighting slight improvements in affordability. However, unfortunately beneath these modest gains lies a sobering...
Getting onto the property ladder is a challenge that continues to elude many renters and first-time buyers in the UK. With skyrocketing property prices, high rents, and limited opportunities to save for a deposit, the dream of homeownership often feels out of reach....
Barclays Bank has today announced significant reductions to its mortgage rates, offering potential relief to both homebuyers and remortgagers as 2024 comes to an end. The latest changes see Barclays potentially moving closer to the much-anticipated sub-4% mortgage...
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