25% of UK adults admit they are completely in the dark about when they would be ready to apply for a mortgage, according to new research from The Mortgage Lender.

Despite average monthly mortgage repayment costs rising by 39% (£314 per month) over the last 10 years, 80% of this increase has come in the last five years alone.

Despite becoming more popular over recent years, a certain degree of caution should be exercised when considering an ultra-long-term mortgage, according to research by Uswitch

A new survey of over 500 UK estate agents, commissioned by GetAgent, found that higher mortgage rates are proving to be the market's greatest challenge.

A majority of homeowners who took part in a new survey on the relationship between mortgage rates and mental health revealed that the high levels of anxiety they are living with are...

We reached out to property professionals via PR platform News Page to gauge the industry's reaction to the reintroduction of 100% mortgage products - will we see a surge of activity...

More borrowers are considering their financial options during the ongoing cost of living crisis according to new data from Legal & General’s SmartrFit tool.

Recent data revealed that 10% of self-employed mortgage applicants had their application rejected by a lender, highlighting that lenders typically prefer customers to be in full-time...

Earlier this week, Skipton Building Society became the first lender to re-introduce the controversial 100% mortgage, offering a much-needed lifeline to struggling first-time buyers in...

No proof of deposit, a lack of a guarantor, and applying too many times for credit have been found to be the main reasons behind almost half of the mortgage applications made by adults...