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Find out what's happening with today's mortgage rates and calculate monthly repayments across a range of different rates and deals. April 23: Nation ...
Two more mortgage lenders have relaxed their mortgage rules, meaning homebuyers households can now potentially borrow tens of ...
Nationwide Building Society has amended mortgage rates on selected two, three and five-year fixed rate products ...
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inews.co.uk on MSNFive of big six mortgage lenders now have sub-4% rates as NatWest and Halifax cutFive-year deals are also pricier. There are no deals of this length below 4 per cent, with the cheapest on the market a 4 per ...
Almost all major lenders have brought back under-4% deals this week, offering some respite for borrowers in an apparent response to the financial turmoil sparked by the US trade tariffs that changed ...
Nationwide has made a drastic cut to mortgage rates today as lenders are "at each other's throats" for the best rates. The ...
Boost for first-time buyers as third major lender SLASHES affordability rules as rates drop below 4%
FIRST-TIME buyers have been given another boost after a third major lender slashed its affordability rules. HSBC has become ...
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inews.co.uk on MSNUK’s biggest mortgage lender lets borrowers take out £38k more – as others cut ratesThe UK’s biggest mortgage lender is helping to give borrowers more money to get on the property ladder – while several providers have also cut their rates. Halifax is the latest provider to offer ...
Halifax, the UK’s largest mortgage lender, has adopted a bullish start to 2025 by reducing the cost of selected remortgage deals by up to 0.35 percentage points, writes Jo Thornhill.
Nationwide has reduced its rates by up to 0.25 percentage points, with the deals available to both new and existing customers ...
British lenders expect to see demand for mortgages level off in the months ahead after they reported an increase in early ...
LONDON (Reuters) - British lenders expect to see demand for mortgages level off in the months ahead after they reported an increase in early 2025, a Bank of England survey showed on Thursday.
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