The number of remortgage buyers surge 12% taking advantage of record low mortgage rates to reduce the cost of repayments.

For first time buyers a discount mortgage could save them money rather than fixed rate where the interest charged is more expensive.

The mortgage market has seen a rise in the number of products on offer giving homeowners more choice as rates reach new lows.

Yorkshire Building Society has launched a record low mortgage rate as competition increases but is it worth the high fees.

The cost of five year mortgages has reduced in the last year and now could be the time to fix this rate and inflation proof your budget.

Amounts of equity released from homes reached £1.24 billion in the second half of 2016 a record level of wealth that continues to growth.

After years of falling rates the 10-year fixed rate mortgage costs are beginning to rise according to research from Moneyfacts.

The Bank of England has reduced interest rates from 0.5% to 0.25% but will your mortgage benefit from the decrease?

The lowest ever ten year fixed rate mortgage deal at 2.39% is launched by the Coventry Building Society after EU referendum.

Uncertainty created with Brexit could see house prices fall by 5% and decreasing swap rates may produce better mortgage deals.

Lenders for the new London Help to Buy are offering mortgage rates as low as 1.55% to first time buyers and home movers.

The HSBC have returned with a five-year fixed rate mortgage of 1.99 per cent with a high fee, but should you commit to such a long term?