Average fixed rates continue to fall

Average fixed rates continue to fall

Average two and three-year fixed rates have edged downwards by 3 basis points over the past week, while the average five-year rate is 2bps lower. The latest rate watch data from Moneyfacts shows the average two-year fix is now 5.65%, the three-year average is now...
WHY GO HOME BUYING ALONE

WHY GO HOME BUYING ALONE

24 of 2,108 Using a broker (whether for mortgages, insurance, or investments) saves you time and money by shopping the entire market on your behalf. They provide expert, tailored advice and give you access to exclusive deals you cannot find by going directly...
Fixed rate or variable?

Fixed rate or variable?

Choosing between a fixed rate and a tracker mortgage in the UK comes down to a trade-off between certainty and flexibility. Fixed deals offer peace of mind with unchanged monthly payments, while tracker rates follow the Bank of...
UK inflation rate falls: what the latest figures mean

UK inflation rate falls: what the latest figures mean

The UK inflation rate has fallen to 3% in the year to January, down from 3.4% in December, according to new data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The latest figures suggest price pressures are continuing to ease after a period of higher inflation,...
New ISA rules: Understanding the new ISA rules for 2025/26

New ISA rules: Understanding the new ISA rules for 2025/26

The new ISA rules for the 2025/26 tax year provide clarity for savers across the UK about how Individual Savings Accounts will operate both now and in the coming years. While the current system largely remains the same for the next tax year, significant reforms are...
Northern Ireland Employment Rates in 2025

Northern Ireland Employment Rates in 2025

The latest figures show that Northern Ireland employment trends are relatively positive, with unemployment at its lowest levels in recent history. However, while these figures compare favourably with the rest of the UK, Northern Ireland continues to record higher...