Bridging Loan Guide

The Chancellor of the Exchequer confirmed in his budget speech that no major changes will be made to building regulations.

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An additional two percentage point increase on property income will make landlords reconsider their investment in the rental market, the industry has warned.

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Londoners using the Your First Home scheme, open to applications from February 2027, will be able to shop for a home priced up to £650,000 with the support of an equity loan.

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Homeowners liable to pay the High Value Council Tax Surcharge (HVCTS) will see how much they must pay towards the tax by autumn next year.

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The Government will introduce a new First Time Buyer ISA from April 2029, replacing the Lifetime ISA (LISA).

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Affordable and social housing provision has been given a £1.5bn boost by the Chancellor as he laid out plans to deliver around 10,000 homes in England during the Budget.

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The OBR expects mortgage payments to reach 4.25% of household disposable income in 2031, the highest share since 2009.

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It was the Chancellor John Healey’s first budget, so perhaps it was apt first-time buyers emerged as the main focus when it came to mortgages.

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Loans Warehouse has been appointed as a specialist lending partner to the newly launched Flexi Network. The appointment will see Loans Warehouse support Flexi Network advisers with second charge mortgages, bridging finance and development finance, providing members with direct access to its specialist brokerage teams.…

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There was pre-Budget speculation that the Chancellor would introduce an extra 5% or even 8% tax charge on banks – instead John Healey opted for a lower instead. This charge will be on top of the 25% corporate tax rate. The Chancellor confirmed that the…

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