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Labour’s Potential Property Tax Plans are a Looming Threat to Millions of Homeowners

Labour’s Potential Property Tax Plans are a Looming Threat to Millions of Homeowners In a startling development that could shake the very foundations of property ownership in Britain, whispers are growing louder about the Labour Party’s potential plans to revolutionise the taxation of residential property. As the current government grapples… Read More »Labour’s Potential Property Tax Plans are a Looming Threat to Millions of Homeowners

Mortgage Brokers Under Scrutiny Amidst Concerns Over Glaring ‘Conflict of Interest’

Mortgage Brokers Under Scrutiny Amidst Concerns Over Glaring ‘Conflict of Interest’ Disparate Fees Raise Eyebrows: Some Charge Nothing, Others Thousands of Pounds for Identical Services In the wake of the cost of living crisis gripping the United Kingdom, mortgage borrowers who have only ever known rock-bottom interest rates are finding… Read More »Mortgage Brokers Under Scrutiny Amidst Concerns Over Glaring ‘Conflict of Interest’

Labour will impose the greatest assault on property rights in living memory

Labour will impose the greatest assault on property rights in living memory

Labour will impose the greatest assault on property rights in living memory
Landlords are already treated as punchbags – it’s about to get worse
The Greatest Threat in Living Memory

Labour has come a long way since Jeremy Corbyn called for seizing empty luxury homes to house the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire and suggested extending the “Right to Buy” scheme to tenants of private landlords – a policy that would have essentially forced property owners to sell at a discounted rate. However, the party’s attitude towards property rights still poses a clear and present danger to homeowners, the housing market, and the broader UK economy.

UK house prices fall unexpectedly for second month in a row

UK house prices fall unexpectedly for second month in a row

UK house prices fall unexpectedly for second month in a row
Tumbling House Prices Raise Affordability Concerns
A Downward Spiral

UK house prices have unexpectedly declined for the second consecutive month in April, according to the building society Nationwide. This slowdown has been attributed to ‘affordability pressures’ stemming from high mortgage rates, casting a shadow over the traditional spring homebuying season.