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UK Homeowners Spend 21% of Income on Mortgages: What This Means in 2026

UK homeowners are committing around 21.3% of their gross income to initial mortgage repayments as of May 2026, the highest level since 2008. There are significant regional differences in mortgage affordability and buy-to-let returns.

David Sampson
6 May 2026
3 min read

700 Ex-Rental Homes Listed Daily: Impact on UK Mortgage Market in 2026

Around 700 ex-rental homes are listed for sale daily in the UK, according to Savills. This trend could impact property prices and mortgage rates, affecting both homeowners and landlords.

David Sampson
5 May 2026
3 min

NatWest Slashes Mortgage Rates by up to 37bps: What it Means for Borrowers in 2026

NatWest has announced a significant reduction in its mortgage rates by up to 37 basis points, leading to potential savings for both residential and buy-to-let borrowers.

David Sampson
20 April 2026
3 min
HSBC and Leeds Building Society Cut Mortgage Rates: Impact Analysis
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HSBC and Leeds Building Society Cut Mortgage Rates: Impact Analysis

HSBC and Leeds Building Society have announced rate cuts, with the potential for significant savings for borrowers. For a first-time buyer with a £250,000 mortgage, this could mean a saving of £516 per year.

David Sampson
17 April 2026
3 min

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