So, you’re planning on buying a new home. Between organising your paperwork and moving preparations, the process of changing properties can be complex. But how can we make this...

During Q2 2021, landlords had an average of 1.3 tenants with outstanding rent payments - the lowest number since Q1 2011 when research agency BVA BDRC started tracking the metric,...

As the vaccination programme rolls out and lockdowns lift, there are promising signs that the development finance market is regaining confidence. But how has the pandemic changed what...

New research has revealed that 64% of Britons believe that lenders do not consider whether an applicant has received support from the furlough scheme in mortgage applications.

James Andrews, senior personal finance editor at money.co.uk, offers up the following tips on how...

A little over four months ago, back in April, the government launched its new Help to Buy Scheme aiming to help more first-time buyers in England to get on the property ladder.

Throughout the pandemic, there has been a propensity for some commentators, whether from a societal or property perspective, to claim that London is a city in demise.

After over a year of turmoil, July 19th 2021 marked ‘freedom day’ for the UK. Gone are the days of mandatory social distancing and face coverings, replaced by life after...

Coronation chicken, the music of James Blunt and, Gazumping. All horrible, but perfectly legal. It's a cruel world. 

It's an age-old question that many will ask themselves as they look forwards and begin to think about retirement, should I put money into a pension pot or would I be better focusing on...