Around 2.5 million households, or 28% of mortgage holders, will see their bills fall in the next three years. Meanwhile, ...

British banks and building societies will be able to issue more potentially risky mortgages, the Bank of England said on Wednesday, as it sought to help the government's push to boost home ownership.

Research by property website Rightmove shows that more first-time buyers are looking to purchase within cities, excluding ...

The Bank of England (BoE) has announced changes to its mortgage lending regulations, allowing British banks and building ...

Bank Of England Mortgage Rules: The Bank of England has relaxed mortgage lending rules, allowing more high loan-to-income mortgages to support the government's push for increased home ownership and ...

The future of the UK economy is weaker and more uncertain due to President Trump's tariffs and conflict in the Middle East, ...

The Bank of England is issuing "looser" mortgage rules to help first-time buyers get on the property ladder under the Labour ...

First-time buyers could get wider access to mortgages after the Bank of England (BoE) loosened its rules on lending. Until now, just under 10 per cent of new mortgages issued are for valuations ...

Around 3.6 million households – just over 40% of mortgage holders – are likely to see their monthly payments rise over the ...

Greater risk to UK economy following Trump's tariffs, says Bank of England Around 3.6 million mortgages are to become more expensive in the next three years.

The Bank warned that while bond markets had deteriorated, they could be in a worse position if President Trump followed through with tariffs.