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Adverse Credit Mortgages: How to Secure a Home Loan with Defaults and Arrears
Getting a mortgage with adverse credit can feel impossible, but specialist lenders often provide solutions where high street banks cannot. From defaults and arrears to CCJs and missed payments, there are still mortgage options available with the right advice. In this blog, we explain what adverse credit means, how lenders assess applications, and what steps you can take to improve your chances.
Remortgaging in 2025: What UK Homeowners Need to Know Before Their Deal Ends
Remortgaging in 2025? Learn what to expect when your deal ends, how to borrow more, and what options are available. UK expert mortgage advice from TIB Finance Hub.
Business Finance Options Explained: How UK Limited Companies Can Fund Growth in 2025
The March 2025 House Price Index reveals steady growth across the UK property market, with average prices holding at £271,316 and annual growth at 3.9%. But beneath the surface, regional trends in England and Scotland—and recent stamp duty changes—are reshaping the landscape for homebuyers and investors alike. Whether you’re stepping onto the property ladder or expanding a portfolio, this in-depth analysis breaks down what these changes mean for you, where the opportunities lie, and how to make smarter financial moves in today’s market.
What the March 2025 House Price Index Means for UK Homebuyers and Investors
The March 2025 House Price Index reveals steady growth across the UK property market, with average prices holding at £271,316 and annual growth at 3.9%. But beneath the surface, regional trends in England and Scotland—and recent stamp duty changes—are reshaping the landscape for homebuyers and investors alike. Whether you’re stepping onto the property ladder or expanding a portfolio, this in-depth analysis breaks down what these changes mean for you, where the opportunities lie, and how to make smarter financial moves in today’s market.
UK Mortgage Market Update 2025
The UK mortgage market is shifting, with lenders becoming more flexible, inflation pressures influencing economic policy, and first-time buyers facing affordability challenges. More lenders are offering 95% LTV mortgages on new builds, but upcoming stamp duty changes in April 2025 could add thousands to first-time buyer costs. Meanwhile, the Bank of England is caught between controlling inflation and managing employment concerns, potentially delaying rate cuts. Whether you’re buying, investing, or remortgaging, staying informed is key.
Interest Rate Cut Explained: How the 4.5% Base Rate Affects You
Explore how the Bank of England’s recent base rate reduction to 4.5% affects various mortgage types, including fixed-rate, variable, and tracker mortgages.
Income Protection for Tradespeople
Discover why income protection is vital for tradespeople. Learn how it safeguards your livelihood against unexpected injuries or illness, ensuring financial security and peace of mind.
What’s Next for Remortgaging? Key Trends to Watch in 2024 and 2025 | The Introducing Broker Finance Hub
Explore the future of remortgaging in 2024 and 2025. Key trends, market shifts, and expert predictions to help you secure the best remortgage deal in the years ahead.
Navigating the Mortgage Market: The Benefits of Having a Broker by Your Side
This guide will walk you through the key benefits of working with a mortgage broker, whether you’re a first-time buyer, investor, or refinancing your home.
Top Tips to Select the Best Protection Policy for Your Family’s Future
In this blog, we’ll explore the top tips for choosing the best protection policy for your family’s future, covering life insurance, critical illness, and income protection.
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