Liz Truss and her new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng are currently drawing up plans to abolish stamp duty amongst a string of tax cuts according to The Times. The plan to slash stamp duty is part of a wider plan to help kickstart the economy, alongside axing plans to raise corporation Read More ->
Buying a house is an exciting and nerve-wracking time. With so much going on it is easy to feel overwhelmed, especially when you are searching through the property market. If you have been property searching recently, you may have seen some properties listed as ‘cash buyers only’. But what does Read More ->
With the cost-of-living crises starting to take hold and interest rates on the climb, it will come as no shock to hear that house prices in August rose to an average price of £294,260. Whilst the rate of annual growth did slow last month, Halifax, the largest lender in the Read More ->
Whether you are buying or selling a house, the cost of conveyancing is an important part of the process. But exactly how much are the fees for conveyancing? In this blog post, we will be looking at everything you need to know about conveyancing, the cost of conveyancing, how much Read More ->
In a stark warning issued by experts, house prices are heading towards a 7% fall as mortgage rates soar and the cost-of-living crisis continues to spiral further and further out of control. The property market has been on an upward boom ever since the pandemic originally started reaching staggering record-breaking Read More ->
The process when buying a house is one of the most stressful experiences you can go through during your life, but it becomes all the more daunting if you have never done it before. An estimated 86% of people in the UK want to own their own home, but knowing Read More ->
A garden fence can mean a lot of different things to lots of different people. To some it is simply there to mark the boundaries of a garden, a barrier between their garden and the outside world, for others, it is a chance to get creative. In this article, we Read More ->
With one in four people in the UK estimated to not be able to afford their gas and electricity bills when the energy cap rises in October to £3,600, it is no wonder that people are looking for new ways to cut down their bills. One such way is through Read More ->
The March 2020 lockdown brought many things for many people, but most noticeably it brought an end to office life and ushered in a new era of working from home, whether that be full-time or part-time or even only one day a week. As a result of this change, it Read More ->
For most people, owning your own home means the freedom to do whatever you want with it. You can paint it any colour you want, attach security cameras wherever you please, and add an extension onto any side of the house you like. However, this may not always be the Read More ->
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