The process of combining outstanding debts e.g. loans, credit cards etc, into one loan.
Debt Consolidation
Published on 26 March 2024
The process of combining outstanding debts e.g. loans, credit cards etc, into one loan.
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Published on 26 March 2024
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With the Bank of England holding interest rates in September 2024, first-time buyers face a key decision: buy now or wait for lower mortgage rates. As housing prices rise and rental costs remain high, acting sooner could be wise. In this post, we explore why buying now may benefit first-time buyers.
Changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax are on their way, set to take effect on March 31, 2025. The temporary increases to the benchmarks that were introduced in September 2022 are coming to an end.
These changes will affect everyone who is planning to move home. First-time buyers will see the biggest impact from the rule changes.
Ultimately, pinpointing the “ideal” moment to purchase doesn’t really exist. What truly matters are the fundamental factors: having a deposit, sufficient borrowing capacity, and viable properties on the market. If you possess your deposit, your income meets the requirements, and suitable properties are available, what’s holding you back from making the leap?