Whether you’re an avid reader of finance news, or you just fancy a quick browse, take a look below as we bring you the latest industry updates.
Want to know what's happening in the world of mortgages and finance? Here we talk about everything from changing economy rates and inflation and interest, to energy efficiency and government incentive schemes.
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Does the Bank of England base rate affect my mortgage?
Find out everything you need to know about the base rate and what this means for your mortgage.
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Will mortgage rates go down in 2026?
Get our expert opinion on where mortgage rates are heading in 2026.
Will the Autumn Budget affect mortgage rates?
We explore what could change for mortgages in the Autumn Budget and what action you should take now…
Becoming a mortgage guarantor
Being a mortgage guarantor is one way to help someone who might otherwise struggle to get approved for a mortgage.
Mortgage Advice Bureau broker stars on Martin Lewis Money Show
On Tuesday 23rd January, one of our mortgage brokers, Rachel Geddes, made her debut on primetime television, starring in The Martin Lewis Money Show.
Everything you need to know about Consumer Duty
Described as one of the biggest shake-ups in the financial services industry, Consumer Duty is set to change the way companies help their customers.
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Stay up-to-date with the latest mortgage news
Jam-packed with helpful information and advice, you'll always know what's happening in the industry and how it might affect you.
The Corner Office with our industry experts
Our industry experts share their thoughts and opinions about what's going on in the world of finance and mortgages. These do not constitute mortgage advice and we always recommend speaking with a mortgage broker.
Skipton Building Society announces Track Record Mortgage, but who does it serve?
Skipton’s 100% mortgage could cater to an underserved market, but is it right for everyone?
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