News in Review

In this week’s news – Bank Rate held at 3.75% for the sixth time in a row, US interest rates rise, the Chancellor attempts to strengthen EU ties and buyers are cautious ahead of the Budget. Read the articles here…
Residential Property Review – September 2026

In our latest Residential property review, we cover the recent RICS Residential Market Survey, the latest Savills mortgage rates report and the rise in landlord’s incomes. Read on for more information…
Commercial Property Market Review – September 2026

In our latest commercial property review – year-to-date investment was slightly up on 2025, an update on the UK industrial and logistics sector and the overall market outlook prior to the Budget. Read more here…
Income Protection Awareness Week 2026 – is your income properly protected?

Income Protection Awareness Week is taking place on 21 – 25 September. It’s a great time to reflect on the importance of protecting one of your most valuable assets – your ability to earn an income. Find out more in our article…
A new shape to homeownership

Longer mortgage terms and later homeownership are reshaping borrowing and retirement planning in the housing market
Why is life insurance back in focus?

Future changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) are leading more people to rethink how they pass on wealth
News in Review

In this week’s edition – encouraging economic data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the rise in oil prices, the government announces a tourist tax and a surge in buyer demand for property. Read on for more…
News in Review

This week John Healey delivered his first major speech as Chancellor, business confidence increases by 4 points, the latest data on the manufacturing and services sectors is out and an update on savings. Read on to find out more…
Remortgaging on the rise

Remortgaging activity is surging as borrowers seek flexibility and better deals amid changing rates
Positive momentum in protection – but gaps remain

Protection claims are rising, yet many households don’t have life insurance and lack adequate financial protection cover