Mortgage rates rose again this week as lenders repriced deals and market uncertainty increased. Here’s what it means for UK buyers and homeowners.
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Mortgage rates rose again this week as lenders repriced deals and market uncertainty increased. Here’s what it means for UK buyers and homeowners.
UK mortgage rates are rising again in March 2026 despite the base rate holding. This update explains what’s driving changes and what it means for buyers and remortgages.
UK Mortgage Market Update – 23 March 2026 The UK mortgage market saw some important developments this week as the Bank of England held interest rates, lenders adjusted pricing, and housing market activity remained steady. Here’s what happened this week and what it...
It’s been a turbulent couple of years for property buyers, but according to Santander’s recent market briefing, there’s reason to believe that 2025 could signal a turning point. In this blog, we will discuss interest rates, market confidence, lending improvements in...
The past year has been a story of two Londons, one of international prestige and one of everyday life. According to Santander’s latest market update, London’s property market has weathered a difficult 12 months, but there are encouraging signs that the tide may be...
Latest news in the mortgage market is that HSBC has announced that it will now offer up to 6.5x income multiples on residential mortgages for its Premier banking clients, one of the most generous lending limits available from a major UK bank! In this article we will...
Barclays has announced a series of rate reductions across its residential mortgage range, introducing multiple new sub-4% products, including a standout two-year fixed rate at 3.72%, one of the most competitive deals currently available from a high street lender. The...
Nationwide Building Society has experienced an enormous rush in demand for its Helping Hand mortgage, following its decision to raise its upper lending limit to six times salary, allowing thousands more first-time buyers to obtain their initial foot on the property...
The Mortgage Works (TMW) has launched a new range of HMO (House of Multiple Occupation) mortgage criteria, including Limited Company deals, competitive loan-to-values of up to 75%, and a choice of fees. The revamp provides more flexibility for landlords looking to...
TSB is increasing mortgage rates on its chosen 5-year fixed products from the 22nd of October 2025, a move that reflects heightened caution in the mortgage market as lenders respond to potential fiscal changes in the upcoming Autumn Budget. The rate changes will both...
Barclays has made a significant change to its mortgage affordability criteria, expanding the amount of bonus, overtime, and commission income that can be used in lending assessments. Under the new approach, Barclays will now include variable income up to four times a...
TSB has announced that its popular Early Repayment Charge (ERC)-free tracker mortgages are still available across both its residential and buy-to-let ranges, a rare and flexible option for UK borrowers in an uncertain interest-rate market. These tracker mortgage...
HSBC has announced a major policy change that’s set to help landlords across the country the introduction of top slicing for buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage applications. This new approach gives investors the ability to use personal income alongside rental income when...
Barclays has announced a big update to its lending criteria, increasing the maximum Loan-to-Value (LTV) to 90% for applicants who already own another residential property with an existing mortgage. Previously capped at 80% LTV, the new policy applies to both...
Suffolk Building Society has implemented a series of important reforms to its lending criteria, welcoming more and more UK borrowers to its products. This comes after enhancements to Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor (JBSP) mortgages, improved lending conditions for new...
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