Building your own home is becoming easier and more affordable. Have you ever dreamed about building your own house but never thought you would be able to afford it? Then there’s some good news. The ...

If you're buying a flat, chances are it will be a leasehold, which means you own the property but not the building or land it sits on. Here we look at what being a leaseholder means, your obligations, ...

Selling a probate house can be a complex process. Here’s the basics but read on for more detailed information on how the process works. No. The people named in the will as beneficiaries have the right ...

When you buy a house with friends, you'll have a bigger deposit and may be able to get on the property ladder faster. But there are some major pitfalls to consider before taking the plunge. We look at ...

The Renters’ Rights Act has introduced major changes for landlords in England, including the end of Section 21 evictions and new rules on tenancies, rent increases and pets. We explain which changes ...

Every council tax rise in England - mapped and listed - coming into effect this year. We look at how much more it will cost you. March 12, 2026 All 153 top-tier local authorities in England – county ...

With inheritance tax on property: who has to pay it? when do you have to pay it? and what are the rules about the main residence nil-rate band? We take a look. Rebecca Gamble Consumer Journalist ...

When it comes to deciding whether to buy a new build or an older property you need to look at the pros and cons of new build versus an older property. There are advantages and disadvantages with both.

Auctions are a great way to avoid lengthy and uncertain buying procedures – but be warned: as soon as the hammer falls you're locked into paying, so be prepared. Here's what to be aware of when you ...

We know things are hard for first time buyers in 2026 – so we want to make things easier. Every month we showcase the best deals for you, with input from the fee-free expert advisers at Mortgage ...

What is loan to value (LTV)? The loan to value ratio (LTV) is the size of your mortgage in relation to the value of the property you’re buying or remortgaging. LTV is expressed as a percentage: for ...

Our latest research poll of the fastest rising housing concerns for Brits over the last 10 years and the top concerns this year. May 19, 2025 We’ve been tracking UK housing concerns for the past 10 ...