Help to Buy Isas have come under scrutiny, as it has been found that the government mortgage saving scheme is not able to be used for house deposits.

Since the UK voted to leave the EU on the 23rd June, there has been lots of speculation about what will happen to the country’s economy. We take a look at how different markets have been affected.

It was announced this week by the Bank of England that interest rates have been cut to 0.25%.

The percentage of the population which own their own home has fallen its lowest level in 30 years.

Along with uncertainty in the housing market, landlords are getting nervous as rents fall ahead of Britain’s departure from the EU.

Millennials could become the first generation to earn less on average than the generation before them.

With the Bank of England expected to cut interest rates this week, we take a look at how you and your family will be affected.

Although growth is slowing, house prices continue to reach levels of unaffordability. 

Mark Carney announced that, while Britain was not financially secure following the EU Referendum result, the Bank of England has “a clear plan, and it is working”.

The UK woke up to the news that it has voted to leave the European Union, and in the wake of the EU Referendum results David Cameron has resigned as Prime Minister.

Despite the government’s Help to Buy initiative, many first-time buyers are being priced out of purchasing a home.

With the EU referendum debate being fuelled by discussions about the economy, many of us are concerned about how our everyday lives will change should the country vote to leave the EU.

House prices have fallen by the largest amount in 4 years in the run up to the EU referendum.

Buying property is one of the best ways of investing money, but just how profitable will your investment be in 2030?

With the EU referendum around the corner, the Bank of England has warned that Britain leaving the EU (Brexit) could force the nation into recession.

The Bank of Mum and Dad is set to become one of the highest mortgage lenders in the UK as more and more young buyers seek financial help from their parents.

Around 1.5 million mortgage owners could face difficulties should rates increase.

The 2016 budget will be announced on Wednesday 16th March, and many have begun speculating the details of Chancellor George Osborne’s speech.

When buying a house, there are more costs to consider than just the listed price of the property.

Mortgage lending last year was at its highest point since 2008.