Revealed: the best mortgage lenders of 2021
We reveal the best mortgage lenders for 2021, based on a combination of customer reviews and best-rate deals.
Failing to remortgage could cost you £2,500 a year – how to get the best deal
£29bn worth of mortgages come to the end of their terms this month. Which? explains how to switch to a new deal to avoid paying more.
First-time buyers: how to get the best deal on a 90% or 95% mortgage
Which? explains how to get the best deal on a low-deposit mortgage, as lenders continue to launch more 90% and 95% deals.
Mortgage price war: the cheapest deals revealed as rates continue to plummet
With mortgage rates for buyers with big deposits now at record lows, we reveal the cheapest deals and explain the key things borrowers need to consider.
Over half of borrowers will still have a mortgage at 65: how to pay off your home loan more quickly
With an increasing number mortgages set to run into retirement, we offer advice on choosing the right deal and how you could pay off your mortgage faster.
Should you borrow more when remortgaging?
We explain why borrowers are looking to borrow extra cash when remortgaging and offer advice on alternative methods of borrowing such as personal loans.
First-time buyers: could you save on repayments by taking out a 35-year mortgage?
With more borrowers taking out mortgages with terms of at least 35-years, we analyse the pros and cons of longer deals in terms of repayments and interest.
Could mortgage rates fall even further?
With some borrowers benefiting from record low mortgage rates, we analyse whether borrowing could become even cheaper, with help from two mortgage experts.
Homeowners overpay mortgages by £7bn: how much could you save by paying extra?
We analyse how much you could save by overpaying your mortgage, and offer advice on the key questions to ask yourself before making additional payments.
Five-year mortgage rates drop below 1% – is now the time to fix for longer?
For the first-time, borrowers can fix their mortgage rate for five years at below 1% - so what's the catch, and should you lock in a rate for that long?