Which is the better long-term investment?
Nearly half of people have more confidence in property than in pensions as a long-term investment, new research reveals.
After decades of super-charged house price growth, capped off by the pandemic-era frenzy, the past few years have been something of a damp squib.
The prospect of buying a home for the first time can be as daunting as it is exciting. For the majority of people it will be the biggest financial decision of their life, and this brings up plenty of questions.
Landlords are reaping the rewards of a booming rental market with record-high yields and robust tenant demand, but the spectre of rent controls is casting a shadow over the sector, a survey reveals.
A series of records were broken in July with the highest rental averages ever recorded by the Goodlord Rental Index.
It’s being speculated that the Labour Party could increase Capital Gains Taxes as a means of filling the hole in the UK’s public finances.
UK house prices rose at the fastest annual rate since the end of 2022 when the property market was staggering from the impact of the disastrous Liz Truss mini-Budget.
Angela Rayner has warned that councils will be stripped of planning powers if they fail to meet housing targets.
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