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Why mortgage rates don’t always drop when the base rate does?

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is the group responsible for setting the bank base rate (BBR). This interest rate influences the cost of borrowing for banks and the rates they offer on loans, mortgages and savings, all with the ultimate aim of helping to control inflation. When the committee meets roughly every…

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Stamp Duty relief not extended for buyers – what you need to know before rules change

In Labour’s first Budget since taking office, the Chancellor announced her plans to fix the so-called ‘black hole’ in the UK’s public finances and increase investment in public services, setting out £40 billion worth of tax rises. While changes to stamp duty did form part of her plans, an extension or permanent change to stamp

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Remortgaging 101: A Stress-Free Guide to Switching Your Mortgage

Making the mortgage process enjoyable and easy is my passion. As a mortgage adviser, I’ve seen how remortgaging can transform a financial situation, but I also know how daunting it might seem. If you’re curious about when, why, and how to remortgage, this guide will walk you through it all—keeping things clear, simple, and stress-free.

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Weathering the Storm: Understanding Home Insurance Coverage for Adverse Weather

Extreme weather events and powerful storms are becoming more frequent and intense in the UK. Homeowners may be increasingly concerned about the potential damage their properties may face. Fortunately, many home insurance policies include coverage for adverse weather as a standard feature. However, it’s crucial for homeowners to review their policies regularly to ensure they

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