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.
How to tackle your interest-only mortgage in 2020
Over 40,000 interest-only mortgages will end in 2020, but thousands don’t know how they’ll pay. Which? reveals the most popular options in this situation.
Remortgaging at Christmas: how to avoid paying an extra £100 in interest
Which? explains how to avoid paying extra charges on your mortgage over Christmas, and provides advice on finding the best deal when remortgaging.
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.
Remortgaging before Brexit: how to get the cheapest deal as the rate war hots up
Which? analyses how mortgage rates have dropped since the 2016 EU referendum and offers advice on getting the best deal before Brexit.
Sainsbury’s Bank stops offering mortgages: why are smaller lenders struggling to compete?
We explore why Sainsbury's Bank has pulled out of offering mortgages, and offers tips on what to do if your bank ceases mortgage lending.
Best mortgage lenders of 2019 revealed by Which?
Which? has combined thousands of mortgage reviews with expert analysis of lenders' deals to reveal the best mortgage lenders of 2019.
Virgin Money launches 15-year fixed-rate mortgages: are long-term deals back?
Which? assesses the new 15-year fixed-rate mortgages on offer from Virgin Money, including rates and early repayment charges.
Remortgaging boom: how to get the best mortgage rate when switching
With £26bn of mortgages set to reach maturity in October, Which? explains how to choose a deal and get the best rate when switching mortgage.
Metro Bank sells £521m of mortgages to ‘zombie’ bank
Which? analyses Metro Bank selling a £521m mortgage book to a US hedge fund, including details of whether existing Metro borrowers will be affected.