UK households saw their financial wellbeing deteriorate in Q4 2021 at the fastest rate since the second quarter of 2020, according to findings published by Scottish Widows
The government’s Help to Buy scheme, which will have cost around £29bn in cash terms by 2023, has pushed up house prices in England and failed to provide “value for money”, according to a report published by the House of Lords
More than half of customers with adverse credit looking to buy a property say they would speak to a broker to help them get a new mortgage, new research from Pepper Money has indicated
Demand from first-time buyers for mortgages remained high in October and November, according to new data from Legal & General Mortgage Club’s SmartrCriteria tool
Sixty-four per cent of people in the UK are concerned about the impact that an increase in inflation will have on their personal finances, a study from Aegon has suggested
More than 11.6 million adults will maintain the extra savings they built up during the COVID-19, new findings from The Openwork Partnership have indicated
Spending patterns among consumers continued to recover in the third quarter but still remain below pre-COVID trends, according to UK Finance’s latest Household Finance Review
Homeowners in 53% of areas across England and Wales could access more than the average pension pot of £61,930 by using equity release, new research has found
The total number of tax receipts for stamp duty between April and October was £4.1bn higher compared to the same period last year, new HMRC figures have confirmed