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Right to Buy is a government scheme that offers council and housing association tenants help to buy the home they are renting.
What’s the difference between an interest-only mortgage and a repayment one? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of both.
Our comprehensive guide to snapping up a new-build property, from the schemes designed to help you buy one to all the perks of brand new goods and 10-year warranties.
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Removal costs can take a sizeable chunk of your moving budget. But how much cash should you set aside for home removals in 2022?
There are lots of schemes to help first-time buyers get on the property ladder. But how can you know which is right for you? We take a look at all the first time buyer schemes and break down the pros and cons of each.
Want to buy a home at auction? Here’s everything you need to know about the process and top tips for being the winning bidder.
You've found your perfect home and it’s time to appoint a conveyancer or solicitor to help you buy it. Here’s what a conveyancer does and how they’ll help you, from start to moving day.
Found 'the one'? The next step is to check your new home's in working order and everything's as it should be. That's where a house survey comes in.
Why do interest rates move and up and down? And what does that mean for your mortgage repayments?
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