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The Bank of England has voted to hold interest rates at 5.25% offering some much-needed relief to mortgage borrowers.

The chances of an interest rate increase tomorrow have fallen after inflation unexpectedly dropped from 6.8% to 6.7%.

It’s a common conundrum amongst borrowers – do you fix your mortgage for two years or five years?

There has been a spate of mortgage rate cuts following a suggestion by the Bank of England (BoE) governor that...

The average UK property has fallen by £14,000 over the last year driving down house prices to their ‘most affordable...

There are many advantages to buying a new build property – from the opportunities they provide first-time buyers to the...

100% mortgages are back on the agenda after Skipton Building Society revealed it was extending its own deposit-free deal to...

Exactly half (50%) of current homeowners with a mortgage had support in getting onto the ladder, according to a study...

Fixed rates may be falling slightly, but mortgage prices remain high for anyone buying a property or remortgaging. Here's what...

Over the last week lenders have begun gently slicing back mortgage rates. Is this the end of the mortgage crisis?...