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TwentyCi has named Spencer Wyer as chief product officer, focusing on expanding its residential property market intelligence for the mortgage lending sector.
The government has acknowledged that landlord EPC targets could be a factor in rising rents, following a parliamentary question about the impact of new energy efficiency standards.
Barclays, NatWest, Santander, and TSB have reduced rates on a range of mortgage products, with other lenders also making cuts. Some buy-to-let and specialist deals are included.
Atom bank has increased the maximum loan-to-value on its Near Prime range from 90% to 95%, targeting borrowers with light adverse credit history.
Searches for the Renters’ Rights Act rose sharply before its enforcement, with landlords and tenants seeking information on new legal requirements.
Ofgem's energy price cap increase could see annual bills rise by up to £591 for homes with the lowest EPC ratings, according to Rightmove analysis.
Sovereign Life Group has launched, bringing together Age Partnership, Advise Wise, and Pure Retirement to focus on later life advice, lending, and technology.
The government has issued an update on its technical consultation regarding council tax enforcement and ongoing assessment of new burdens for local authorities.
Property118 has released a Buy-to-Let Tax Comparison Calculator to help landlords compare tax outcomes of owning rental properties personally or through a limited company.
UK house prices remained largely unchanged in June, with agents warning of a quieter summer and mortgage rates staying elevated, according to Nationwide data.
Virgin Money has cut rates on its purchase, remortgage, and product transfer mortgages, including buy-to-let product transfers, with reductions of up to 0.20%.
Nationwide reports UK annual house price growth increased to 2.2% in June, with prices broadly flat month-on-month. Northern Ireland saw the strongest regional growth.
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