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Housing market experts are in agreement: the coronavirus has caused some short-term disruption, but the market still remains open. As the country slowly returns to normal over the coming weeks and months, we can expect things to start to settle down.

There’s no doubt about it – lockdown has been tough. Filling your downtime might be a little harder, so let’s do something productive! Here are a few things you can do to ensure your finances are in order.

Each new tax year brings new sets of rules and allowances to keep in mind when planning your finances. The 2020/21 tax year is no different. Here’s an update of key points to keep in mind this year.

While the base rate had only recently been reduced to 0.25%, on the heels of the economic crisis, the Bank of England cut the base rate for the second time in a single month to 0.1%. With many mortgage providers now reducing rates, is it the right time for you to take advantage and remortgage?

Even without a global health crisis, dental and medical professionals normally have hectic schedules. Managing finances is important, but realistically, when do you have the time to educate yourself on topics like mortgages, tax planning, savings and investments, and wealth protection?

After the Bank of England slashed the base rate to 0.1% on 19 March, many hoped that consumers would benefit from the cut, but that hasn’t necessarily been the case. Here’s an update on the latest financial news affecting medical and dental professionals.

After the discontinuation of the Help to Buy ISA last year, the Lifetime ISA is now the only ISA option available for first-time buyers. If you were able to start a Help to Buy ISA before the cutoff, then you can contribute up to £200 a month and you have until 1 December 2030 to […]

In the last ten years alone, the UK has faced the credit crunch, self-certification loans ending, affordability tests becoming stricter, interest-only lending becoming tougher, and buy-to-let landlords seeing their profits shrink. And now, Brexit as well as a global pandemic. With all that, what else could be in store for the mortgage market in the […]

At the most recent meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee, the Bank of England announced they would be holding the base rate at 0.75%. But what does this mean for borrowers in the midst of a mortgage search?

The long-awaited day has finally arrived – Brexit is just days away. Under current proposals, the UK and the EU will officially part ways on 31 January. What exactly will happen after though, remains to be seen, so we’ve put together a list of few ways your mortgage may be affected.