Last Wednesday's Budget saw the rate of stamp duty paid on second homes in England rise from 3% to 5% with almost immediate effect.

Landlord profitability has hit its highest level since 2022 despite ongoing challenges in the market.

The new products all come with a fee of 3%, with a minimum of £750

The fact that the highly anticipated capital gains tax hike never materialised in the budget has been well received by landlords.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is delivering her first budget for the new Labour government and has revealed highly anticipated changes to Capital Gains Tax.

The changes announced are due to take effect from tomorrow

Over three-quarters of landlords are concerned that potential tax increases revealed in tomorrow's Budget could adversely affect their investments.

With demand continuing to outstrip supply, record high rents, and challenges surrounding energy efficiency, both landlords and tenants will be paying close attention to the...

Ahead of tomorrow's budget, Propertymark, the professional body for estate and letting agents has outlined how the government can help landlords cut costs and meet the Minimum Energy...

Buy-to-let fixed rates are currently at their lowest since the start of September 2022, according to the latest analysis by Moneyfactscompare.