Banks withdraw over 900 mortgages in a week: can you still get a good rate when remortgaging?
Which? offers advice to homeowners and first-time buyers, in light of banks withdrawing more than 900 mortgages since last week's base rate cut.
New cashback site helps you pay off your mortgage more quickly: should you sign up?
Which? analyses a new cashback website which claims to make overpayments on your mortgage when you spend with participating high-street retailers.
What will Brexit mean for house prices?
Brexit could have a big impact on house prices and mortgages. How will the 2020 transition period and outcome on whether we have a trade deal affect the market?
Seven ways banks are making it easier for first-time buyers to get a mortgage
Which? explains how banks are making it easier for first-time buyers to get a mortgage, including longer deals, cash incentives and criteria changes.
‘Bonus-friendly’ mortgages: which banks will let you borrow the most?
Which? assesses a report into how annual bonuses can affect how much you can borrow when taking out a mortgage, including which lenders allow bonus payments.
Should you get a two-year or five-year fixed-rate mortgage?
Which? explains the pros and cons of choosing a two or five-year fixed-rate mortgage, including advice on the best rates and tips on how to compare deals.
Should you buy an overseas property in 2020?
Which? looks at the top performing property markets abroad, how to buy and the possible impact of Brexit.
13 ways to boost your chances of getting a mortgage in 2020
Expert Which? advice on improving your mortgage chances in 2020, from saving tips to expert insights on improving your credit score and choosing a deal.
Mortgage predictions for first-time buyers, remortgagers and buy-to-let landlords in 2020
Which? offers its predictions for what might happen in the mortgage market for first-time buyers, remortgagers, homemovers and buy-to-let landlords in 2020.
Halifax launches 2019’s cheapest mortgage, but is it worth the risk?
Which? assesses a new sub-1% tracker mortgage from Halifax, including advice on whether trackers are worth the risk over the safety of a fixed-rate deal.