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No strings attached – borrowers cool on commitment as long fixes fall 42%
New data from Twenty7tec reveals UK mortgage borrowers are ditching long-term commitment in favour of short-term flexibility. The leading mortgage tech platform reports that…
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Square Mile Academy of Funds: ratings round-up for July 2025
Analysts at Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research (Square Mile) conducted 26 interviews with investment professionals from 52 asset management groups during July 2025.…
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IHT on pensions is a consumer duty challenge for regulator and advisers
Market-leading later life lending platform Air is urging advisers and the regulator to focus on the Consumer Duty challenge posed by the…
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Two-year fixed average mortgage rate dips below five-year
The Moneyfacts average two-year fixed mortgage rate has dropped below it’s five-year counterpart for the first time since September 2022. The latest…
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Maven successfully exits security solutions provider UAP
Maven Capital Partners (“Maven”), one of the UK’s leading private equity firms, has completed the sale of UAP Limited (“UAP”), a leading…
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Rightmove provides insight into the impact of the Bank of England’s rate cut
Following the Bank of England’s decision to cut rates today, Matt Smith, Rightmove‘s mortgage expert comments. “As expected we now have the…
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The Bank of England’s interest rate cut is welcome news for the property market
Kevin Shaw, National Sales Managing Director at Leaders Romans Group (LRG), shares his thoughts on the recent Bank of England interest rate…
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BoE cuts rates to 4% as MPC split shows tensions bubbling – industry experts comment on the impacts for financial advisers
The Bank of England has trimmed the base rate by another 0.25%, bringing it down to 4% following today’s Monetary Policy Committee…
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BoE base rate cut to 4% signals shifting landscape for borrowers and savings – mortgage and property experts react
As the Bank of England lowers the base rate to 4%, financial professionals are watching closely for what this could mean for…
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UK homebuyers prioritising ‘ready to go’ properties amid higher borrowing costs
UK homebuyers are increasingly prioritising properties in good condition rather than requiring extensive works as higher borrowing costs reshape their priorities, according…
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