Mortgage News &amp; Insights

First Time Buyer

5 Reasons First-Time Buyers Should Not Skip a Home Survey

Discover why first-time buyers should prioritise a home condition survey to avoid unexpected costs and ensure a sound investment.

22 May 2026

Mortgage Rates

Key Mortgage Market Updates: May 2026 Insights

Explore the latest updates in the UK mortgage market, including NatWest s new LTI ratio and rate changes from Halifax and BM Solutions.

22 May 2026

Stamp Duty Changes Impact the UK Mortgage Market

Stamp duty receipts fell year-on-year, impacting the UK mortgage market amid rising economic pressures.

22 May 2026

Buy to Let

Buckinghamshire BS Expands Options in the Mortgage Market

Buckinghamshire BS has increased its BTL and holiday let loan limits to £750,000, enhancing options for landlords and expat investors.

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Buy to Let

Landlords’ BTL Sentiment Shows Signs of Stabilisation

Landlords sentiment towards BTL businesses stabilises, but economic outlook remains negative. Insights from Landbay s latest survey.

Mortgage Complaints Dip 11% in the Mortgage Market

Mortgage complaints have fallen by 11%, indicating a more stable mortgage market for borrowers and landlords.

Impact of the Renters’ Rights Act on the Mortgage Market

Six in ten tenants view the Renters’ Rights Act positively, impacting the rental market and mortgage market.

Bridging

REIM Capital Completes Rapid Bridging Loan in Worcester

REIM Capital has completed a bridging loan in just four days, providing fast access to capital for a commercial opportunity.

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Mortgage Rates

Darlington BS Cuts Foreign Currency Mortgage Rates

Darlington Building Society has cut foreign currency mortgage rates, enhancing options for borrowers and brokers.

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UK Inflation Drops to 2.8%: Impact on Mortgages

UK inflation has decreased to 2.8%, but borrowers shouldn t expect immediate mortgage repayment reductions.

Mortgage Rates

Mortgage Rates Update: NatWest Hikes, Other Lenders Cut

NatWest raises mortgage rates by 0.2%, while Barclays cuts prices, creating a mixed market for borrowers.