For those purchasing a property and requiring a mortgage in their sole name, you may question whether insurance is something you need to consider. The answer is, absolutely. It is every bit as...

Over the last few years, we have seen more and more landlords have been considering alternative buy to let methods that will allow them to maximise their property investment income.   This has...

With the cost of living rising, it is anticipated that the number of missed credit and utility bill payments will increase. The FCA reported that the number of adults missing payments on domestic...

When it comes to remortgaging, a common question is should I stick with my current mortgage lender, OR should I switch and remortgage elsewhere. The answer to this is simple- it’s extremely case...

Bad credit, or credit impaired, is used to describe someone with severe adverse repayment information on their credit report, such as defaults, county court judgments, or bankruptcies.   These...

If you are self-employed and are looking to get on the property ladder with your first mortgage, move home or remortgage, you may be wondering what lenders will consider, and what documents or proof...

Supported living is a rapidly growing sector in the UK's housing market, offering long-term accommodation for individuals with disabilities, mental health conditions, or the elderly to name a few....

Often, providers will add additional benefits to your cover. These can sometimes be added as a bonus at no extra cost, or some are optional, with additional costs. Having additional benefits added...

A deposit-free mortgage scheme instigated by lender Skipton Building Society, specifically aimed at those who rent, has launched. What may seem like a catch, is actually a progressive initiative to...

According to a recent study, it was revealed that 77% of self-employed workers believe that their work status will make it more difficult to be approved for a mortgage.   The main challenge...