With over 40 years of experience behind us and some of the industry's most quoted experts in our ranks, there's not much we don't know about mortgages.
However, we know our industry is awash with jargon, so our experts aim to keep it simple. Through this blog, social media and our monthly newsletter, experienced mortgage advisers explain the nuances of the mortgage market, how economic factors influence the availability of mortgages and get to the meaning behind regulatory changes.
From the benefits to the potential pitfalls - we look at what you need to know when buying a new build property.
With the advent of the growing global ‘sharing economy’ there are now many options online that you can use to turn your property into an assets that can help make you money! Here we look at the ways you can make you home make money for you...
Putting your home on the market this Autumn? Set yourself apart from the competition with top tips from Zoopla and John Charcol.
We look at what people on tracker, variable and fixed rate mortgages can expect following the Bank of England interest rate rise.
John Charcol's Ray Boulger looks at what home owners who are renting out their property on sites such as Airbnb need to be aware of.
The Bank of England has raised the interest rate for only the second time in a decade.
When you begin the process of looking for a mortgage, it’s not a simple ‘one fits all’ solution. There are many types of mortgages that are available, all of which have different purposes.
Tops tips on arranging finance before a property auction - our experts look at what you need to know.
Find out how to apply for planning permission and how you can pay for it with the equity in your home!
Following the Buy-to-Let PRA changes to landlords’ tax relief introduced last year, many investors are now considering structuring their investment portfolios into Limited Companies. There are some potential advantages and drawbacks to this approach and below we will briefly outline some of the these.
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