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Nationwide Slashes Mortgage Rates as Other Lenders Raise Them Amid Inflation Concerns
Nationwide Building Society has reduced mortgage rates by up to 0.12% across selected two, three, and five year fixed rate products, effective June 5, 2025. The new lowest rate stands at 3.9%, with remortgage rates starting from 3.92%. This move contrasts with other major lenders like...
If you’ve ever wondered “What is my home really worth?” you’re not alone. Whether you’re thinking about selling, remortgaging, or simply curious about your property’s value, understanding how valuations work is essential. With house prices fluctuating and regional markets shifting rapidly, getting a clear and accurate picture of your home’s worth can...
One in Four UK Landlords Set to Sell Amid Tax and Rule Changes
A quarter of UK landlords plan to sell rental properties within a year, rising to a third over five years, according to HMRC data. Key drivers include rising tax burdens, tougher regulations, and administrative hassle. The trend threatens rental supply just as tenant demand remains high.
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