Solicitors fees for selling a house can vary widely. We look at how they’re calculated and how to cut legal fees when selling ...

If you're a first time buyer considering a Buy to Let property, it's important to weigh up the pros and cons. We explain the benefits and the extra costs and risks of being a Buy to Let first time ...

In 2025, the average cost of buying a house is £8,108, based on an averagely priced property. These costs will vary depending on factors including the value of the property and whether you’re a first ...

7 Housing ladder broken at every step Almost three in four non-homeowners (74%), want to own their home but cannot afford to do so; equating to 7.5 million aspiring homeowner s 1. The main reasons ...

For properties over £500,000 you cannot claim the relief. You’ll pay the same stamp duty rates as non-first time buyers. Yes. If you are buying an additional property, like a second home or a Buy to ...

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Why is it important to have a will? Without a will, you won’t have a say in what happens to your home after you’ve died. That’s why we are partnering with Octopus Legacy to give you the chance to ...

When it comes to moving house, staying on top of your money and admin can feel overwhelming. The free HMRC app is packed with features that are helpful for home movers. Here's how this handy tool can ...

5% deposit mortgages can speed up first time buyers getting on the property ladder and home movers can get them too. But you’ll usually pay higher mortgage rates. We look at the pros and cons of 5% ...

Buying a house at auction isn’t just for cash buyers. But if you need a mortgage on an auction property, there are some extra steps you’ll need to take and risks to beware of. We explain the ...

Will interest rates be cut when the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee next meets? We look at what’s predicted, what this means for your mortgage and what’s expected to happen later this year.