Tis’ the season! You may have noticed that your neighbour or community’s have started to put their Christmas lights up. Some of us Brit’s take the duty of putting up Christmas lights very seriously. Some like to go all out. This will take a look into where some of the Read More ->
As this piece is published, Britons find themselves six days away from the general election. The heat is on for all the parties wanting to win seats. But, as the news outlets keep reporting on is the movements of the Tory (conservatives) party and the Labour party. However, from all Read More ->
A study in King’s College London has researched and measured nitrogen dioxide levels in different areas of London with the view to cover more of the UK over time. The World Health Organisation’s annual limit of 40 micrograms per cubic metre of nitrogen dioxide was used as a comparison. You Read More ->
You’re probably aware of the uncertainty in the property market, some people are holding off on decisions until after the general election and Brexit. How is all this affecting landlords owning buy-to-let properties? Repossessions In the third quarter of 2018, 570 buy-to-let mortgaged properties were repossessed, but this has risen Read More ->
People sometimes decide that it’s time to move to a smaller home if they are elderly and struggling with the upkeep of a larger home, or perhaps after their children have left for University. This is called downsizing, and means that they are less likely to need a mortgage for Read More ->
You may already be a landlord wanting to change your mortgage. Or maybe you are becoming a landlord and you are looking into the different Buy To Let Mortgages you can have. After hitting go on an online search, it can be confusing to understand. There are a variety of Read More ->
After the whole chaos of Boris Johnson becoming PM and him trying to deliver Britain exiting the EU; on the 29th October another election was called. Since, there has been non-stop talk around UK politics. Each party is currently going around the UK trying to persuade the public to vote Read More ->
House prices are always increasing or decreasing dependent on many factors. But what about the number of houses on the market available to buy? This is also a number which is affected by all sorts of things, including politics. You’ve probably heard of the UK general election taking place on Read More ->
As this is being written, the UK sits within another difficult position. It is currently looking towards the political parties as they are now campaigning to gain the majority within parliament. Over the last few years, there has been a lot of political conversation across Britain. Most of this has Read More ->
At the start of June this year, the Tenants Fess Act was introduced to England. It basically capped the amount that tenants can be charged by landlords and estate agents fees for deposits. Also, the act has banned letting fees to try help reduce hidden costs to renters. Through bringing Read More ->
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