mortgage

Today marks the first day of trading in shares in real estate investment trusts (Reits), as the UK property market goes through one of its biggest changes ever.

Figures published by the British Bankers' Association suggest there was no letup in lending levels during November.

Norwich Union is offering to continue the handling of pipeline PTA cases despite the recent changes announced by the Treasury.

Research by GfK NOP involving more than 3,600 landlords on behalf of Bradford & Bingley's Mortgage Express suggests confidence remains high for next year.

Mortgages rarely make it onto the front pages of national newspapers except when the rate of borrowing goes up. However, a recent revelation by one lender was so startling that it made it as the lead item not only in the newspapers but on TV news programmes...

Six months of trials have persuaded Abbey for Intermediaries to go into the buy-to-let market on a permanent basis.

Bestinvest, Digital Look, Moneyextra and Motley Fool have all been shortlisted as the potential winner of the best financial advice site award at this year's Online Finance Awards.

The conference season is over and the papers have space for stories that don't involve politics. This is a good thing.

As mortgage lending still increases month-on-month to record levels and property prices continue to defy gravity, do we see any let up or reasons for concern, or are some cracks beginning to appear?

In less than a decade, the average homeowner nationwide will become liable for IHT, according to price research from Stroud & Swindon Building Society.