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Monitoring the housing market is very important for many, particularly those doctors and dentists who are looking to purchase their first home or who are investing in buy-to-let properties. Our monthly Property Price Update gives you a summary of what the experts are saying.

With the current state of the world – from the coronavirus pandemic to the Brexit transition – it might be tempting to be cautious with investment, but for those who are willing to take a risk, now is a good time to expand your portfolio. Here are tips from our financial expert to help you […]

The Stamp Duty Land Tax Holiday has proved successful in sparking housing market activity over the last few months. And it’s not just your average home buyer that is benefitting from the temporary changes introduced by the scheme, even landlords are saving money while adding to their property portfolio.

The economic impact of the spread of coronavirus this year is still to be fully realised. Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been tasked with finding ways to cover the costs associated with the recovery effort. One of the possible changes, that is not so appealing to landlords, affects capital gains tax (CGT).

Monitoring the housing market is very important for many, particularly those doctors and dentists who are looking to purchase their first home or who are investing in buy-to-let properties. Our monthly Property Price Update gives you a summary of what the experts are saying.

Capital gains tax (CGT), tax paid on the profit you make from the sale or disposal of an asset such as shares or property, should be reviewed and overhauled, according to some experts. What might change and how could you be affected?

Buying a home, especially if it’s your first home, is an important purchase. But getting on the property ladder or even upgrading to a bigger home can also be a daunting prospect. Coming up with the funds to cover a deposit has become increasingly difficult but there are things you can do to make the […]

The last few years have seen benefits reduce for landlords, making it harder to turn a profit. With the coronavirus causing even more trouble this year, there finally might be a silver lining for the rental market.

Even though the country is in the midst of recovery while simultaneously powering through another lockdown, the housing market still remains relatively steady. The property market needed to adapt to the new ways of doing business, especially after the government introduced the stamp duty holiday, to ensure the interest in property buying remains stable.

Before COVID-19, landlords already had the deck stacked against them, but new research reports that almost two-thirds of private landlords in England and Wales have been further negatively impacted by the pandemic. And just over half of the landlords responded that they have less confidence in being able to achieve their goals over the next […]