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 […]
A Four-Day Working Week – The Benefits…
A typical working day involves an early-morning wake-up, a stressful commute, and the standard 9-5. We might be late to the party, but the modern UK office is finally changing. Here’s to the four-day working week! 100 UK companies are adopting a four-day working week, with no loss of pay. Commencing in June 2022, the […]
The evolution of payment transactions: The 5 C’s
In a Radio 1 “What’s my age again?” game kind of fashion, you can probably guess someone’s age by asking them how they paid for their morning paper. Actually, the morning paper probably suggests they’re 60+ if it’s not an app on their phone! It’s fair to assume that no one reading this has ever […]
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.
House Price Begin to Dip, but Remain High Year-on-Year
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.
BMO expands adviser training programme
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.