Are 100% Mortgages Back in the UK? What You Need to Know 🏡
100% mortgages are making a comeback, offering hope to buyers with no deposit. Discover how they work, who they’re for, and what to consider before applying.
Fixed vs Tracker Mortgages: Which Makes Sense Right Now?
Fixed or tracker mortgage in 2026? Here’s a clear, plain-English guide to help you understand the differences and choose what suits you.
Broadband & Mobile Bills: The Hidden Cost Lenders Don’t Ignore
📱 Broadband & Mobile Bills: The Hidden Cost Lenders Don’t Ignore 1. Why Lenders Care About These Bills Broadband and
How Lenders Assess Mortgage Affordability in 2026
How do lenders assess mortgage affordability in 2026? A clear, plain-English guide explaining income, outgoings and stress testing.
How Reducing Monthly Bills Can Increase Your Mortgage Borrowing
Reducing monthly bills can increase mortgage borrowing more than people expect. Here’s why outgoings matter — and where savings can help.
Can Agency or Locum Work Count Towards a Mortgage?
Work as a locum or through an agency? You can still get a mortgage — you just need the right documents and a lender who understands your income.
Can You Get Life Insurance with Diabetes?
You can still get life insurance with diabetes. Find out how insurers assess your condition, what affects cost, and how to boost your chances of getting covered.
Can I Get a Mortgage If I’m Newly Self-Employed?
Just gone self-employed? Learn how to get a mortgage with 1 year’s accounts or less, and what lenders look for if you’re newly trading.
💳 Are You Paying Too Much for Card Payments?
Many UK businesses are paying too much for card payments without realising it. Here’s how to spot hidden fees and improve cashflow.
Energy Bills Are Still High – Here’s How Households Can Save in 2026
Energy bills remain high in 2026. Here’s how households can cut utility costs, reduce monthly outgoings, and free up extra money without hassle.
📈 Mortgage Market Outlook 2026
What will happen to mortgage rates in 2026? Here’s the full outlook for buyers, movers and remortgagers — including rates, affordability and market predictions.