Escalating mortgage rates are driving up the number of renters scrapping their plans to buy a home, according to research from The Mortgage Lender.

50% of people who have applied for a mortgage over the last year have had their desired product withdrawn by the lender before they could secure it, according to a new survey of 2000...

The rising cost of mortgage borrowing and stubborn inflation figures reduced the number of new buyers coming to the capital's housing market in June, with 15% fewer buyers starting...

The lender has revealed that it has made its biggest rate cuts so far this year - reducing its limited edition mortgages by up to 0.95%.

The number of people taking out mortgages with terms of 35 years or more hit a high of 88,059 in 2022 compared to just 40,471 in 2018, a rise of 117%, according to FCA data gathered by...

Greater flexibility is needed from lenders in the current economic climate according to the findings of a new survey commissioned by Butterfield Mortgages.

With average swap rate climbing every month since interest rates started to increase, newly released data highlights a new emerging trend and suggests that a much-needed reduction in...

The number of residential borrowers falling into arrears on their mortgage payments has been on the rise since last September, according to research from House Buyer Bureau.

First-time buyers are facing increasingly challenging market conditions with severe restrictions on the number of mortgage products available to them, according to newly released...

The latest data from Legal & General’s Ignite platform has revealed that activity in the private rental sector continues to bolster the wider mortgage market as landlords...