What has Andy Burnham proposed? Andy Burnham has proposed reforming council tax and previously backed replacing stamp duty with a different property tax model. He has pledged the biggest council house ...

We know things are hard for first time buyers in 2026 – so we want to make things easier. Every month we showcase the best deals for you, with input from the fee-free expert advisers at Mortgage ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled a raft of tax hikes and ISA reforms in her latest Budget. We look at the changes that affect homeowners - plus how to prepare for added costs. Owners of £2m+ homes in ...

Political uncertainty and higher borrowing costs, driven by the conflict in the Middle East, weakened market activity and buyer demand in May and June, with agreed sales down 7% and buyer demand ...

If you're selling or letting a property, you’ll need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). But how long does an EPC last? We look at how long EPCs are valid for and when you'll need a new one. An ...

You might be looking for a second home by the sea, or the best holiday let investment in a busy tourist spot. Either way, buying a holiday home is a big financial commitment. I know, I’ve done it ...

We all know the kitchen is the heart of every home. And as such it sees a lot of action and can quickly tire. So we've asked the interior design experts at our partners My Bespoke Room to give us ...

What is a TA10 form? The TA10 form is a document showing all the fixtures and fittings included in a property sale. The seller will usually be asked to complete this property information form at the ...

What does a conveyancing solicitor do for you exactly when they handle the legal side of your house sale and/or purchase? It's good to have an overview of what you're paying for and what to expect ...

Is it a good idea to part exchange your home? House builders make a part exchange house sound like a great deal. So we decided to explore the reality - pros and potential pitfalls - so you know what ...

An absent freeholder can lead to all sorts of problems, from causing issues if you want to extend your lease or buy the freehold, to selling your property. But there are solutions. Read on if you have ...

If you own a flat in England and Wales, it is probably on a leasehold basis. This means that you own your property for a set number of years, but when the lease expires, you must hand the keys back to ...