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The difficulties of getting onto the property ladder are well-documented, but less attention is given to those moving up. We take a look at how easy it is to take the next step to a bigger home. It is taking UK homeowners longer to move up the property ladder than previously, with couples often putting...
With energy prices continuing to rise and climate change of increasing concern, we look at how you can reduce your gas and electricity consumption this winter. There are considerable savings to be made when it comes to energy beyond simply switching to a cheaper provider. Our tips will help you consume less to save money...
When you buy a property, your ownership is registered against the title at HM Land Registry. We take a look at how to transfer ownership. Home ownership may change over time as people move, separate or die. It is important to deal with the transfer of legal title correctly to prevent problems in the future....
Mortgage companies are becoming ever more flexible, meaning that whatever your situation there is probably an ideal product for you. Finding a mortgage can be time-consuming and complicated. If you’re struggling to find the right product, consider speaking to an independent financial adviser to obtain some help. We look at some of the situations where...
Many beautiful old buildings are included on a national register as either Grade I, Grade II* or Grade II listed. If you’re thinking of buying a listed building, it is essential that you know exactly what that entails before going ahead. Most listed buildings, around 92 percent, are in the Grade II category, being buildings...
An attractive garden can boost the value of your home, but if you’re selling in the winter months it can be hard to show it off. We look at some tips for keeping your outdoor area looking good in the dormant season. When most plants have shed their leaves and nothing much is growing the...
For many people, buying a new home means simultaneously selling their existing property. We take a look at how the two transactions can be tied together. Often in property transactions, there is a chain of people both buying and selling their homes, all reliant on each other for the transactions to succeed. If you are...
When you buy a property jointly with someone else, you will either own it as joint tenants or as tenants in common. When joint tenants hold a property together, both parties co-own the whole of the property. On sale, each is entitled to half of the proceeds and should one owner die, the other automatically...
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