⭐ Budget 2025: Housing Supply & Planning Reforms — What They Mean for Homebuyers and Landlords
Budget 2025 aims to deliver 170,000 new homes through planning reform and regeneration. Here’s how the changes affect buyers, movers and landlords.
Budget 2025: What It Means for Remortgaging in 2025–2026
Budget 2025 is good news for remortgaging. Here’s how lower inflation, stable markets and improving affordability could reduce your next mortgage rate.
📉 Budget 2025: What Falling Inflation Means for Mortgage Rates
Falling inflation after Budget 2025 is good news for mortgage rates. Here’s how it affects fixed deals, trackers, affordability and what borrowers should expect this year.
💡 Budget 2025: How the Cost-of-Living Measures Could Improve Mortgage Affordability
The 2025 Budget cuts household bills and improves affordability — here’s how it could increase your mortgage borrowing power this year.
📉 Budget 2025: Will Mortgage Rates Fall Further?
Will mortgage rates fall after Budget 2025? Here’s a simple breakdown of what the announcements mean for buyers, movers and anyone remortgaging this year.
🏘️ Budget 2025: What It Means for Landlords
Quick Summary 1 | Property Income Tax Is Going Up — What That Means The Budget confirmed an increase in
🏠 Why More Landlords Are Moving Rentals Into Ltd Companies After Budget 2025
Budget 2025 raises tax on rental income — many landlords are now shifting properties into a limited company. Learn the benefits, costs and key steps in our latest guide.
How Does Age Affect Getting a Mortgage?
Your age can affect mortgage length, repayments, and how much you can borrow. Learn what lenders look for and how to get approved at any age.
Can I Get a Mortgage If I’m Paid Bonuses or Commission?
Get paid bonuses or commission? Many lenders will still offer you a mortgage — you just need to show it’s consistent. Here’s what they look for and how to apply.
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Can I Get a Mortgage If I’ve Just Started a New Job?
You can still get a mortgage with a new job. Many lenders accept contracts or future income — even during probation. Here’s what you need to know.