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In the latest of his 'Mythbusting' series with Financial Reporter, Harpal Singh, CEO at conveybuddy, says while there were positive announcements for first-time buyers in this year's...

The government will reduce the withdrawal charge for existing LISA holders who use their savings to purchase a first home above the £450,000 property price cap.

Your First Home will enable eligible first-time buyers to purchase new build homes with deposits as low as 2.5%.

The measure could raise more than £1bn annually for the Treasury, but has prompted questions about the potential implications for lending activity.

From April 2027, £8,000 of the allowance was due to be exclusively for investment in stocks and shares.

Reports say the chancellor has rejected a capital gains tax rise over fears investors could defer sales or leave the UK.

Kate Davies, executive director of the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA), says another turn of the screw on landlords risks feeding directly through to higher rents,...

Homeowners are turning to brokers to understand what any changes from the Budget, or the resulting impact on the economy, may mean for them.

The mortgage industry backed a stamp duty cut and further innovation for first-time buyers in the Autumn Budget as affordability continues to bite.

48% of homebuyers are either already sitting on the sidelines or considering doing so until the government has shown its hand.