UK Mortgage & Housing Market: Key Updates You Need to Know
As we step into March, it’s safe to say February has been a big month for the UK mortgage and housing market. Interest rates are on the move, lending policies are under review, and house prices are starting to steady – big news for anyone working in mortgages, finance, or property. These shifts don’t just […]
How is the Current Mortgage Market? – A Recruiter’s Take
It’s been an interesting few months in the UK mortgage sector, to say the least! If you’re a mortgage advisor, or even thinking of moving into the industry, you’ve probably noticed that things are moving fast. From market fluctuations to evolving recruitment trends, it’s certainly keeping everyone on their toes. At Placing Faces, we’re seeing […]
Labour’s Victory: What Does It Mean for Mortgages and Finance Careers?
Hey there, people! Hope you’re all doing great – we’re absolutely sweltering in this heat up in Sheffield, but we can’t complain! Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s pretty, well – topical! We have a NEW government, and for once it isn’t the Tories! With the recent victory of the Labour Party in the […]
Reflecting on Women’s History Month: The Vital Role of Women in the Workforce
As March unfolded, the world celebrated International Women’s History Month, and International Women’s Day on the 8th. We saw so many amazing pieces of content online and across social media, and some of the information we learned was truly f*cking insane. Now the month of awareness is over, we wanted to reflect on the remarkable […]
House prices keep on climbing, rising by 11.2% in January
Mortgage arrears fell by 3.1% to 74,210 in the third quarter of the year, as government pandemic support for household incomes remained in place until the end of September.
Are new sub-1% mortgage rates the real deal?
Mortgage arrears fell by 3.1% to 74,210 in the third quarter of the year, as government pandemic support for household incomes remained in place until the end of September.
House prices rise at fastest pace in 17 years
Mortgage arrears fell by 3.1% to 74,210 in the third quarter of the year, as government pandemic support for household incomes remained in place until the end of September.
Looking for a mortgage? Make sure you look beyond the headline rate
Mortgage arrears fell by 3.1% to 74,210 in the third quarter of the year, as government pandemic support for household incomes remained in place until the end of September.
How to reduce outgoings by saving money on your mortgage
Mortgage arrears fell by 3.1% to 74,210 in the third quarter of the year, as government pandemic support for household incomes remained in place until the end of September.
Day In The Life Of… Jade Kelly, underwriter, Accord Mortgages
Mortgage arrears fell by 3.1% to 74,210 in the third quarter of the year, as government pandemic support for household incomes remained in place until the end of September.