Capital Fortune predict a lender rate war over the forthcoming months and indicate that mortgage interest rates may be set to be the lowest for a lifetime. We have seen a number of regional

The challenges for UK expats in Qatar just got worse. A further two U.K. Mortgage lenders have also announced that they are removing Qatar from their lists of acceptable countries for mortgage

The Hung Parliament result from the 2017 General Election was an outcome very few predicted.

After a poor campaign from the Conservatives, combined with a surge of grassroots and young

March 29th saw the triggering of Article 50 in the UK. In doing so, a period of uncertainty is expected within the mortgage market. The economy, domestic political issues, the stock markets,

Mortgage rates may be showing signs of rising, but that shouldn't dampen borrowers' desire to remortgage, particularly those coming to the end of a fixed two-year term. Indeed, our latest figures

Competition is still fierce in the mortgage market, and with many high street banks claiming to launch the cheapest products ever on their records, many borrowers could assume that the mortgage

On 1st December, Capital Fortune held its first annual conference, with the focus being on digital and mutual lending within the 21st century.

The results from Newcastle last night around midnight, were the first indication that all was not well with the Remain vote. The North East powerhouse was predicted to be a strong Remain

Many banks have taken advantage of the Government's Funding for Lending scheme to fund their mortgage books in recent years, and a lot of those still have a significant sum of cash left to

We are pleased to report new research indicating that First Time buyers are at the highest on record for almost 2 years.

First Time buyers have found it difficult to get onto the property

We are pleased to see a date finally set for the UK to hold a referendum on its membership of the European Union.

The vote will take place on June 23 and will have profound implications

From March 21st, borrowers overseas buying UK property will have new rights to change their loan if there are major foreign currency fluctuations. In essence this gives customers the opportunity

We note Skipton Building Society has become the latest lender to stop lending in foreign currencies.

The bank’s

We note the trend of lenders reducing the number of interest-only mortgage loans they have on their books.

In 2012

We are pleased to see the return of flexibility to mortgages after years of rigid processes after the financial crash.