Mortgage rates and Bank of England decisions: what UK borrowers should expect
Mortgage borrowers are in a state of limbo as they wait for the Bank of England's next interest rate decision later this week.
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Mortgage borrowers are in a state of limbo as they wait for the Bank of England's next interest rate decision later this week.
The case serves as a reminder that CMP membership remains a legal requirement for all letting agents handling client funds
The NRLA is calling on the government to assess local authority enforcement capability
The new assessment will major on heat retention
UK landlords have seen a steady stream of updates from the Government recently, particularly around regulations like the Tenant Fees Act 2019. The latest clarification focuses on default fees landlords can charge tenants, a detail that often causes confusion in day-to-day managem
Despite recent improvements, rental supply remains well short of what is needed
It is the second time in less than a week that the high street bank has increased its rates, and will mean that some of the lowest rates on the market now vanish.
Barclays and TSB have announced they will hike rates tomorrow, following on from Nationwide Building Society and Halifax which upped rates today.
The new penalties sit alongside existing enforcement measures
The mutual will lower its home loan prices by up to 0.28 percentage points.
The gulf between the cost of a flat and a house has reached its highest level for 30 years, with buyer concerns over leasehold properties largely to blame.
Property experts say a plummet in the number of rent hikes in May marks a 'structural shift' in how rents are hiked.