Richard’s Rundown: Property Market Update Wow, almost 4 months since my last blog and how things have changed! The property market, especially in Exeter, is flying and more lenders are making more money available for more people. The stamp duty holiday has...
Feel Good Friday: First Time Buyers & Covid-19 It’s not an easy task, buying your own home, but in recent months the global Coronavirus pandemic has certainly made things harder for first-time buyers. Difficulties for First Time Buyers In March the market was...
Stamp Duty Holiday Explained In a bid to revive the struggling housing market amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak has announced some huge news; from now, until 31st March 2021, there will be a stamp duty holiday. Excellent news for those...
UK Property Market Update Following the success of our first vlog, we thought we would give you the latest on the impact that COVID-19 is having on the UK property market. This includes current mortgage rates, how mortgage lenders are utilising technology and the...
Mortgage Payment Holiday Coronavirus is creating challenging times. If current Covid-19 events are affecting you financially, we are here to help and support you by offering our customers a mortgage payment holiday. What exactly is it? If the coronavirus is affecting...
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Bank Of England Increases Interest Rate – What does this mean for you?11th January 2022
