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Explore the new Anderson Harris experience on our website: https://t.co/zql4dPvqOR
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Ahead of his Budget tomorrow, we asked our clients what measures they wanted the Chancellor to announce to help mortgage holders and support the property market. Here's what they said https://t.co/7XYg2ilWUW
As the bonus season gets underway for many professionals, people have been asking us how best to use this income when purchasing a property or remortgaging - particularly given the current state of interest rates. Read: https://t.co/PfW3gW2w4G
Today, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee kept the base rate unchanged at 5.25% for the fourth time in a row. Read our reflections on today's announcement and what it means for the mortgage market. https://t.co/ETPlEx5huY
While the base rate has held at 5.25% since September, fixed-rate mortgage prices have recently fallen. Many people are asking us if it is time to switch tracker products to fixed-rate ones. Here are key considerations to aid that decision. https://t.co/cMjkiXEWaf
Unsurprisingly, the Bank of England has again held the base rate at 5.25%. Here, our team discuss the implications for mortgage holders and potential first-time buyers in the year ahead. https://t.co/Au8K2WOZPv #BaseRate#Mortgages
We were delighted that the FT turned to our founder, Adrian Anderson, for his views on the current challenges facing the 'downsizer' market. Here's their article. https://t.co/MusbOUMhu6
Ahead of the Chancellor's Autumn Statement tomorrow, we asked our clients what they'd like to see included. Here's what they said they desperately hoped for... https://t.co/joUZYsd6oS
The Bank of England has just announced that base rate will remain at 5.25%. Read our team’s response, along with their views on the implications for current and prospective homeowners. See: https://t.co/OVzb29j2Bz
#BaseRate#Mortgages
Despite mortgage rate rises, the first-time buyers’ property market remains very active. Several factors are influencing this. Here, we discuss them and share tips to help first-time buyers take their first step on the property ladder. https://t.co/0ezDMCvW7C
We were delighted the FT turned to our founder, Adrian Anderson, for his comments in this article. It discusses the potential impact of VAT on private school fees for both family finances and housing stock demand in good state school catchment areas https://t.co/quMFLpSDv3
Increasingly, we have been answering questions about offset mortgages from individuals with significant cash reserves. These products offer a helpful alternative to using cash savings to pay off a portion of your mortgage early. Find out more here https://t.co/wD5VYz36R0
From 6 October, lenders will ask self-employed mortgage applicants for their 5 April 2023 tax calculation & 2022/23 tax year overview. It means filing their tax return earlier than HMRC's 31 Jan 2024 self-assessment deadline for the 2022/23 tax year. See
https://t.co/0SUzB7EuI7
Today, The Bank of England confirmed that the base rate would remain at 5.25%. Here, we discuss the implications for homeowners, why first-time buyers are currently very active, and what to do if your mortgage product is due to renew in the next 12 months. https://t.co/RzXz4gnMg4
@TheNewsAgents@TorstenBell@GlobalPlayer@lewis_goodall If Torsten is right and we have only seen 50% of the mortgage pain (we agree on this) then why does the bank keep putting rates up? Lag time between a rate rise and it filtering through is at least 6 months. Is it purely optics at this point?
Today The Bank of England raised the base rate again and to 5.25%. This will be challenging news for many homeowners who have tracker and standard variable rate mortgages. Find help and advice at: https://t.co/6YRMdMGXqn
In her latest Money Clinic podcast, Claer Barrett of the Financial Times, turned to Adrian to discuss the current mortgage market’s implications for households. Listen to the discussion and advice at:
https://t.co/6RzUIdZ7q7