What is stamp duty, how much is it, and how will it change in 2025? Get the lowdown and use our stamp duty calculator to work out how much you'll pay.
Annabel is an award-winning property journalist who wrote for leading trade magazine and website Estates Gazette for six years, covering both the commercial and residential markets.
Her articles have been trailed in trade and national press, including The Times, the Sunday Times and the Daily Telegraph.
Annabel is a property industry commentator too, appearing on BBC1 lunchtime news and as a panel expert at high profile industry seminar, Profile.
She won ‘Scoop of the Year’ Bronze Award and ‘Property Journalism’s Rising Star’ Gold Award at the LSL Property Press Awards in 2013 and 2012 respectively, beating shortlisted journalists from national newspapers.
You can reach Annabel on [email protected].
Latest articles by Annabel Dixon
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Since October 31, 2024, you'll need to pay 5% in stamp duty if you buy an additional home, such as a holiday home or a buy-to-let property. But there could be ways to avoid it. We dig into the details.
If you’re selling your home, you’re likely to come across the term ‘vendor’. We explain what a vendor is and what their responsibilities are.
Time spent preparing your home for sale could pay dividends in the long run. Here are seven steps to get your home sale-ready.
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