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After the initial period on your mortgage expires, the smartest thing to do is to remortgage in order to save money on monthly payments. It is possible that remaining with your same lender under the standard variable rate will provide the lowest repayment, but it is far more likely that shopping around for different terms […]

After the initial period on your mortgage expires, the smartest thing to do is to remortgage in order to save money on monthly payments. It is possible that remaining with your same lender under the standard variable rate will provide the lowest repayment, but it is far more likely that shopping around for different terms […]

Ten years ago, the housing market collapsed and many homebuyers fell behind on their mortgage payments, prompting a global financial disaster. Recovery has been steady, but slow, so it’s no wonder lenders are extremely careful about who they award loans and mortgages to nowadays. This situation resulted in a change in the way banks do […]

Every Friday we aim to post an answer to a FAQ about mortgages, tax, investments, money matters, business or retirement. You can have your say too. Send an email with your FAQ to info@dentalandmedical.com

At the end of last year, the Bank of England (BoE) increased the base rate by 0.25%, turning the housing market upside down. Two year fixed rate mortgages gained market share after the hike (a change from the gradual decrease they had been experiencing throughout 2017) while five year fixed mortgages fell for the first […]

Every Friday we aim to post an answer to a FAQ about mortgages, tax, investments, money matters, business or retirement. You can have your say too. Send an email with your FAQ to info@dentalandmedical.com

Moderate economic growth, combined with a lack of available properties has put the housing market in a unique place at the start of 2018. At the end of last year, mortgage approvals hit the lowest levels seen in three years. Despite this, experts are anticipating slow, steady growth for the remaining months of the year. […]

Every Friday we aim to post an answer to a FAQ about mortgages, tax, investments, money matters, business or retirement. You can have your say too. Send an email with your FAQ to info@dentalandmedical.com

During his Autumn Budget Statement, the Chancellor, Philip Hammond delivered some worrying news. The Office for Budget Responsibility reduced the economic growth forecast for 2017 from 2% to 1.5%. Moving into 2018, it doesn’t look much better. Should we be worried and how can we prepare?

Strong competition in the market means that mortgage rates are getting lower. This is great news for doctors and dentists who are looking to purchase their first property, remortgage or move to a new product if their current deal has ended.