London house prices: the 24 boroughs where prices are falling
Buying a home in London can seem like an impossible dream but a new report shows property prices in three-quarters of the capital’s boroughs have fallen.
Cheap ‘teaser’ loan rates costing borrowers £194m
Borrowers could be paying hundreds of pounds more on the best personal loan deals because they aren't offered the advertised rate. Here's how to fight back.
Leeds Building Society launches fee-free retirement interest-only mortgage
A raft of new mortgages for older borrowers have hit the market. We take a closer look at what they offer and how they compare.
From Laybuy to Klarna: how safe is ‘buy now, pay later’ online?
The next time you’re in-store or shopping online you could be given the choice to spread the cost of your purchase and pay by Laybuy. Is it safe?
Average first-time buyer deposit falls by 8% – can you buy a home now?
The average first-time buyer deposit was almost £4,000 lower in the last financial year. Could you already have enough savings to buy your first home?
February 2019 premium bond winners: is it still worth it if you lose?
National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has revealed February’s premium bond prize draw winners. But if you aren't one of the lucky few to nab a cash prize this time should you consider cashing them in?
Self-employed mortgage squeeze: can you still get a deal?
Two specialist mortgage providers have suspended lending raising concerns the self-employed could find it harder to get a loan. Which? takes a closer look.
Which lender gives you the biggest mortgage?
The amount you can borrow through a mortgage could vary by as much as £22,500 depending on the lender you apply with, according to Which? research.
Cheap two-year fixed rate mortgages ending: act now to avoid a bill shock
If you took advantage of the record-low fixed-rate mortgages on the market two years ago, you need to act fast to avoid a blow to your budget.
Help to Buy vs 95% mortgage: which is best for first-time buyers?
The Government’s Help to Buy equity loan scheme is helping thousands of first-time buyers with a 5% deposit purchase a home, but could you be better off with a traditional 95% mortgage in the long run?