The fallout of President Trump’s tariff announcement also continued to dominate the news, as it appeared this would result in a base rate cut and cheaper mortgage rates.
Barclays bringing out a mortgage for Right to Buy applicants – enabling them to borrow without a deposit – was also of interest to readers, as was the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) proposing a rise to the fees and levies charged to mortgage brokers.
Nationwide cuts Helping Hand sole applicant minimum income limit
Tariff disruption raises chances of base rate cut and better mortgage pricing
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Barclays launches 0% deposit mortgage for Right to Buy applicants
Nearly a third of landlords looking to leave the private rented sector
Pause on tariffs raises questions about mortgage rate trajectory
L&G’s Mortgage Services arm hires Bretherton as head of Ignite
Yorkshire BS helps over 800 FTBs through £5k Deposit Mortgage
