Check out our helpful guides to have all of your burning questions about mortgages explained. Covering a wide range of topics, from mortgage terminology and statistics, through to sourcing reputable mortgage advice from a broker when you're looking to buy, move or remortgage your property:
Click here for the latest buy-to-let landlord statistics for 2024, including the regions with the most buy-to-let owners, background statistics, and more.
The latest UK remortgage facts and stats for 2024, covering UK remortgage rates data, cost increases, remortgage market figures, and more.
Mortgage jargon and terminology used to describe the home buying process explained
Having a long-term illness or disability shouldn’t prevent you from getting a mortgage, but it is more difficult to get a mortgage on benefits alone. We'll look at all you need to know
Capital gains tax is a tax on the profit you make when selling or disposing of an asset. The tax is only charged on the profit, i.e. the gains.
Is paying your mortgage off early always a good thing? We explain your options and the pros and cons of repaying your mortgage before the end of the term
We’ve collated new and updated UK mortgage statistics for 2024, covering mortgage approvals, transactions, arrears, average mortgage debt, and more.
Past 50 your mortgage options begin to change, but there are still plenty of options. Check out our guide to mortgages for older borrowers to find out more
Investing in buy to let property can be profitable, but do you know all of the requirements of being a landlord and how to get started? Our guide will help
No deposit mortgages give you a 100% Loan to Value loan and are aimed at customers who do not have a deposit. We share whether these are still available and how to get one
Could a family assisted mortgage help get you onto the property ladder sooner? We explore how they work, who can get one and which lenders offer them.
Stamp duty is a tax applied to certain property purchases. Find out if it will affect you and how much you may have to pay.