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New FCA mortgage proposals: what could change for self-employed and older borrowers?

New FCA mortgage proposals: what could change for self-employed and older borrowers?

Jun 25, 2026

The FCA opened its CP26/18 mortgage rule consultation on 9 June 2026, with feedback due by 28 July 2026. These are proposals, not final rules. Final rules are expected in a Policy Statement in the second half of 2026. For self-employed people, contractors and older...
Buy-to-let in June 2026: what Essex landlords should review after the Renters’ Rights Act deadline

Buy-to-let in June 2026: what Essex landlords should review after the Renters’ Rights Act deadline

Jun 18, 2026

The tenancy reforms under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 took effect on 1 May 2026. The deadline for providing required information to existing tenants was 31 May 2026. For Essex landlords, June is a time to review tenancy records, costs, insurance and buy-to-let...
Should Ilford First-Time Buyers Act While House Prices Are Softer But Mortgage Rates Remain Uncertain?

Should Ilford First-Time Buyers Act While House Prices Are Softer But Mortgage Rates Remain Uncertain?

Jun 10, 2026

If you are a first-time buyer in Ilford, you are probably watching the property market and mortgage rate headlines at the same time. Prices are no longer racing ahead in the way they did during earlier growth periods, but borrowing costs are still high enough to make...
Porting your mortgage when moving house: what homeowners should check first

Porting your mortgage when moving house: what homeowners should check first

Jun 3, 2026

Moving home sounds simple on paper, but it can quickly turn into a juggling act. You may have found a new place, worked out the deposit, and started thinking about removals, only for someone to mention “porting your mortgage”. Porting can be a useful option,...
Why getting mortgage advice early could help first-time buyers avoid delays

Why getting mortgage advice early could help first-time buyers avoid delays

May 28, 2026

Buying your first home is exciting, but it can also feel like everything needs to happen at once. You find a property you like, you want to make an offer quickly, and suddenly you are dealing with affordability checks, documents, estate agents, solicitors, insurance...
Are mortgage rates finally coming down in May 2026? What buyers should know

Are mortgage rates finally coming down in May 2026? What buyers should know

May 28, 2026

If you have been keeping half an eye on the news, you will have seen plenty of talk about mortgage rates softening this spring. After a difficult couple of years for borrowers, the headlines feel more hopeful. But “rates are coming down” is a blunt phrase, and the...
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