Mortgages
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UK mortgage rates tick up
Average five-year fixed rate has increased from 5.18% to 5.3%
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Chancellor plans for 99% mortgage scheme
Lenders warn over risk of negative equity
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Buy-to-let mortgage arrears rise by 124%
More than 100,000 borrowers are in serious difficulty
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Dutch-style mortgage comes to Britain
Rates will automatically reduce as the loan is paid off
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Average mortgage rates fall for first time in two years
Bank of England says effective interest rate fell to 5.28% in December
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Labour wants 25-year fixed-rate mortgages
The shadow chancellor says she would open the door to longer deals
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Mortgage rates start to drop below 4%
Co-op Bank will launch a fixed-rate two-year deal at 3.85% this week
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Mortgage arrears hit six-year high
Value of mortgages in arrears has reached £18.8bn
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Arrears rise for buy-to-let landlords
11,540 buy-to-let mortgages were in arrears in Q3, up 29% on the previous quarter
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Cheapest two-year mortgage falls below 5%
Nationwide is offering a two-year fix at 4.99%
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Remortgage switching falls to lowest level since 1999
Total number of mortgages approved last month was 35% below pre-pandemic level
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Interest paid by resi landlords rises by 40% to £15bn
Total interest has soared over the past 12 months