Confidence in the UK Housing Market remains high as consumers report feeling more positive about their ability to afford rent or mortgage payments despite rising costs.

Self-employment continues to be a stumbling block when it comes to getting a mortgage

Higher borrowing costs are likely should the surge in swap rates continue

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Remortgagers have seen the largest increase in choice since the Bank of England reduced the base rate to 5%, with 2.7% more mortgage products now available.

FTBs who are self-employed are twice as likely to have been rejected for a mortgage by their bank, according to figures released by Aldermore.

Average first-time buyers are falling short of their mortgages by over £43,000 in the current market due to growth in earnings failing to keep pace with house prices.

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Consumer confidence in household finances remained steady during the month despite anticipated turbulence in housing costs.

Despite average monthly mortgage payments for typical first-time buyers now standing at £931, they are still below the peak seen in 2023.