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If your child will be going to university this year or is planning to further their education in the future, you undoubtedly feel proud. However, you may also worry about
If you, or a loved one, is planning to buy their first home, they can expect to pay £40,000 more for a property than they did before the pandemic. That’s
Going to university remains a hugely popular choice for many students. According to official government data, there were around 750,000 applications for full-time undergraduate places in 2021 – a new
Buy-to-let properties can provide an additional income stream and help you to support your goals. As a result, becoming a landlord is something you may have thought about. For example,
The cost of fixed-rate mortgage deals hit a nine-year high in July 2022. Find out why, and how we can help you to secure a low-cost deal when rates are rising.
The government is considering 50-year mortgages, which could pass through generations. Read more, and for our reaction when the press asked us for comment.
New research shows that self-employed workers are twice as likely to be rejected for a mortgage. Discover why, and four tips that can boost your chances.
New research has revealed 1 in 4 people who moved home during the pandemic now regret their decision. Find out more, and some useful relocating tips.
One of the biggest social changes over the last 50 years has been the rise in the do-it-yourself (DIY) approach to jobs around the house. This has resulted in the
Back when the Queen ascended to the throne, the average price of a house in the UK was just £1,891. Here’s how the UK property market has changed in the last 70 years.
Sometimes your lending requirements might not tick the standard boxes for a bank or building society. Perhaps you’re a buy-to-let landlord with a portfolio of properties? A developer looking to
Financial protection is an important part of creating long-term security. Yet, it’s something that many people overlook. Appropriate financial protection can provide you or your family with an income or
We want to tell you about an exciting development here at Altura Mortgage Finance. We aim to provide the highest quality solutions for all our clients, whatever your financial needs
1 in 10 people have been put off applying for a mortgage because of a poor credit rating. Here’s how to boost yours and why it’s so important.
Thousands of Brits are set to rent a room to help the Ukrainian refugee crisis. But how does taking in a lodger affect your mortgage? Find out here.
Getting the most out of retirement and reaching your goals requires planning. Not thinking about your post-work years until you reach that milestone can mean that a retirement that promised
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