Mortgages

Keystone adds multi-unit holiday lets to range

Keystone Property Finance has expanded its holiday let range to include new multi-unit holiday let products. Keystone, which introduced the new products in direct response to feedback from brokers, will now lend on properties containing up to six units. The new range includes a 5.89%… The post Keystone adds multi-unit holiday lets to range appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Principality lowers prices by up to 0.15%, Atom cuts prime and near prime rates

Principality Intermediaries has lowered rates by as much as 0.15% while Atom bank has made further cuts to prime and near prime prices. Principality has trimmed its residential five-year fixed 75% loan-to-value (LTV) with a fee of £1,395 by 0.15$ while its two-year fixed 75%… The post Principality lowers prices by up to 0.15%, Atom cuts prime and near prime rates appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

OMS renews strategic integration agreement with Twenty7tec

One Mortgage System (OMS) has renewed its strategic integration agreement with Twenty7tec. The continued partnership enables users of the OMS platform to access Twenty7Tec’s sourcing capabilities across product, criteria and affordability. with no need to rekey. In addition, advisers can generate ESIS and Evidence of… The post OMS renews strategic integration agreement with Twenty7tec appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

PMS Mortgage Club adds Afin Bank to lender panel   

PMS Mortgage Club has added Afin Bank to its panel of lenders, which expands the lender’s broker footprint.   The new bank launched in July with a range of residential and buy-to-let home loans aimed at some of the UK’s most underserved borrowers, after gaining… The post PMS Mortgage Club adds Afin Bank to lender panel    appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Budget: Industry frustrated over hanging property tax speculation

With the Budget date now announced for 26 November and hints of property tax changes in the offing, it looks set to be a frustrating time for those want to move home. Widespread media reports recently suggest the Chancellor is considering at least three reforms.… The post Budget: Industry frustrated over hanging property tax speculation appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Rayner admits underpaying stamp duty on second home

Angela Rayner has admitted to underpaying stamp duty on her second home, putting her position under threat. The Deputy Prime Minister has referred herself to the prime minister’s ethics adviser after confirming she will have to pay more of the property tax.  This comes after… The post Rayner admits underpaying stamp duty on second home appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Homes England signs deal with York and North Yorkshire Authority  

Homes England has signed an agreement with York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority to boost new housebuilding across the region.   The government housing agency says the new strategic place partnership will “unlock significant housing and regeneration plans” in the area that will use the… The post Homes England signs deal with York and North Yorkshire Authority   appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Number of homes completed in Q1 down 21% on previous quarter: ONS

There were 38,780 new homes built and completed between January and March 2025, the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) data reveals.  The data shows that in the first quarter of this year there were 21% fewer homes built and completed compared to the previous… The post Number of homes completed in Q1 down 21% on previous quarter: ONS appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Arkmor Capital broker launches with prime property focus  

A former Knight Frank partner has left to set up his own broker firm.   Alastair Keeling has founded Arkmor Capital, a bespoke property firm aimed at high-net-worth clients.  The London-based business will focus on high-value mortgages for prime properties, property finance for borrowers with non-standard income… The post Arkmor Capital broker launches with prime property focus   appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

Later life lending should be part of standard mortgage qualifications: Key Advice

Later life lending qualifications should be part of the standard qualifications to be able to advise on mortgages, Key Advice says.  The equity release adviser’s comments are in response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s Future of the Mortgage Market Discussion Paper, which closes its consultation… The post Later life lending should be part of standard mortgage qualifications: Key Advice appeared first on Mortgage Strategy.

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