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Taylor believes the current stance on monetary policy is "sufficiently restrictive".

In his speech at the Labour Party Conference yesterday, Andy Burnham says he will introduce a bill before Christmas for "long overdue leasehold reform".

The industry was cautiously optimistic about the announcement, but said the 'devil will be in the detail' of how it will hold its value relative to earnings over time.

Homes for sale are up 5% year-on-year while sales agreed have fallen 9%, widening the gap between supply and demand.

The proposed reform would change how the state pension is uprated from 2030 while maintaining protection against inflation.

The first product launch since Octane's acquisition by Aldermore brings back an interest deferral option for portfolio landlords, foreign nationals, and large HMOs and MUBs.

16% of brokers have worked with older borrowers looking to be added to a mortgage to help a family member, but just 9% of clients are aware of JBSP.

The decline comes as the average interest rate paid on newly drawn mortgages increased from 4.45% in July to 4.60% in August.

David Miller, divisional sales director at Spicerhaart Corporate Sales, explores how AVS can form an important part of that strategy where a customer is no longer able to sustain their...

As part of the changes, West One has introduced a new credit tier, Premier Plus, for purchase, remortgage and shared ownership customers.