What’s changed since the 2025 update (January 2026 refresh) Written by Fiona Simpson, Buy to Let Mortgage Expert, The Mortgage Broker Book a free landlord review with Fiona, here. January reality for limited company landlords January is often when landlords stop, look at the numbers properly, and ask: “Is my portfolio still working the way … Continue reading “What Budget and Rate Changes from 2025 mean for buy to let landlords in 2026”

Written by Sarah Mascot, Mortgage Advisor, The Mortgage Broker. Book a Free Appointment with Sarah, Here Depending on when you fixed your mortgage term, you may be able to take advantage of reducing mortgage rates to help ease the financial pressure. January is a long month, and can feel brutal financially. December spending catches up … Continue reading “Remortgage for Debt Consolidation: reducing monthly outgoings after Christmas”

Written by John Noakes, Mortgage and Protection Advisor, The Mortgage Broker. Book a Free Appointment with John, Here   Why lenders care where your deposit comes from This is about: Affordability and sustainability Anti-money laundering checks Making sure there are no hidden loans or repayment expectations Lenders are not only interested in how much deposit … Continue reading “Deposit options: gifted vs saved vs LISA-What lenders accept”

Written by Monsor Malik, Mortgage and Protection Advisor, The Mortgage Broker. Book a Free Appointment with Monsor, Here Navigating the financial landscape of homeownership can be daunting, especially when considering a remortgage. Remortgaging, a process many homeowners undertake to secure better interest rates or tap into home equity, often raises the pivotal question: do you … Continue reading “Do You Need a Solicitor to Remortgage? Everything Homeowners Need to Know”

Written by Jodi Spreadbury, Senior Mortgage Broker, The Mortgage Broker. Book a Free Appointment with Jodi, Here Introduction Remortgaging simply means switching your existing mortgage to a new deal, either with your current lender or a new one. Many homeowners look to remortgage when interest rates improve, when they want to secure a more stable … Continue reading “How Much Does It Cost to Remortgage? A Complete Guide for UK Homeowners”

Written by Harrison Andrews, Senior Mortgage and Protection Advisor, The Mortgage Broker. Book a Free Appointment with Harrison, Here From 1 May 2026, the relationship between landlords and tenants in England will change in a very real way. The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 brings in a new tenancy regime, stronger enforcement powers for local authorities … Continue reading “Renters’ Rights Act 2025: practical steps for landlords ahead of 1 May 2026”

Written by Clive Ringrose, Senior Mortgage Broker, The Mortgage Broker. Book a Free Appointment with Clive, Here Introduction Many homeowners wonder, can you remortgage early, especially when they notice interest rates have dropped or they wish to release funds tied up in their property. Remortgaging means switching your current mortgage deal, which can either be … Continue reading “Can You Remortgage Early? Everything You Need to Know”

Quick summary for busy landlords Written by Fiona Simpson, Buy to Let Mortgage Expert, The Mortgage Broker.  Book a Free Appointment with Fiona, Here The 2025 Autumn Budget has tightened the tax net around personally owned rental property, while leaving the core advantages of limited company buy to let intact. This article explains what’s changed … Continue reading “Autumn Budget 2025: What Limited Company Buy to Let Landlords Really Need to Know”

The Autumn Budget 2025 arrived at the same time as the Bank of England confirmed that base rate will stay at 4 %. That combination matters if you have a mortgage, and it matters even more if you are a landlord whose income depends on rent and borrowing costs. The Budget did not rewrite mortgage … Continue reading “Autumn Budget 2025: what it means for your mortgage and for buy to let landlords”

Introduction If you’re asking, “How does a remortgage work?”, don’t worry you are absolutely not alone. Whilst it is a common transaction that takes place across the UK, you don’t necessarily know how it works, or what it is unless you have done them before, or had a reason to know. Remortgaging simply means switching … Continue reading “How Does a Remortgage Work?”