Remortgage searches climbed 11% year-on-year despite a seasonal slowdown across the wider mortgage market
The post Homeowners turn to refinancing as remortgage searches climb appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
The 2026 IMLA dinner – the night’s photos
The Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA) held its annual dinner at the London Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square on Thursday.
The post The 2026 IMLA dinner – the night’s photos appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
The future of mortgage distribution is about choice, not channels – Spencer
The UK mortgage market has built one of the strongest intermediary distribution models in financial services.
The post The future of mortgage distribution is about choice, not channels – Spencer appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Berkeley suggests 1% new-build cap in call for ‘urgent’ stamp duty reform
Housebuilder Berkeley has added its voice to the calls for stamp duty reform, with suggestions for targeted support for new-build buyers.
The post Berkeley suggests 1% new-build cap in call for ‘urgent’ stamp duty reform appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
UK economy holds steady in July with 0.4% growth
The UK economy expanded by 0.4% in July, but questions remain about how sustainable the growth is and whether it indicates a longer-term trajectory.
The post UK economy holds steady in July with 0.4% growth appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Contrasting rate moves from Darlington BS, Principality BS, Santander and NatWest – round-up
Lenders move in opposing directions, with hikes and cuts to end the week
The post Contrasting rate moves from Darlington BS, Principality BS, Santander and NatWest – round-up appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Poll: What is the biggest concern for clients coming off fixed rates?
Over a million ultra-low fixed rate mortgages are due to expire this year.
The post Poll: What is the biggest concern for clients coming off fixed rates? appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
Will interest rates go up or remain on hold on Thursday?
The Bank of England is due to announce the UK’s interest rates on Thursday 17 September amid speculation borrowing costs are about to be raised.
The post Will interest rates go up or remain on hold on Thursday? appeared first on what MORTGAGE.
Value of empty homes hits £88bn as housing crisis continues
More than 300,000 homes across England worth nearly £89bn have been sitting empty for at least six months, according to research from House Buyer Bureau. The firm found that there are 754,264 vacant homes across England, of which 303,185 are classed as long-term vacant. This…
The post Value of empty homes hits £88bn as housing crisis continues appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.
Gable Mortgages joins Sourcing Brain
New lender, Gable Mortgages, has been added to Mortgage Brain’s Sourcing Brain, giving brokers faster access to its products through the technology creator’s product sourcing platform. Brokers can now research Gable Mortgages’ zero-deposit mortgage products, helping them assess cases more quickly. Gable Mortgages’ product range…
The post Gable Mortgages joins Sourcing Brain appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.