Tag: Budget
Mortgage lending slumps to lowest level for a decade
Mortgage lending has slumped to the lowest level for a decade as banks and building societies tighten their grip on the housing market.
Landlord faces jail for £60,000 benefits fiddle
Landlord Lynne Hampson faces jail for cheating the benefits system out of thousands of pounds and even spent some of the cash on extending...
More landlords can expect to pay 40% tax
More landlords can expect to pay higher rate tax from next April thanks to new income tax rates published with little publicity by...
Flood spending cuts leave homeowners high and dry
Millions of homeowners and businesses may find buying buildings and contents insurance harder to obtain as a result of cuts to government...
UK’s financial report – OK, but could do better. Some goo...
A flurry of results and reviews about borrowing, the economy and tax that show the current state of the UK’s finances is pretty steady,
Record demand for rental homes as supply dries up.
The mortgage squeeze is a double-edged sword for buy to let landlords as rentals surge but borrowing restrictions mean they cannot...
Capital Allowances FAQ for property investors. Our tax pa...
Capital allowances are mind-numbingly complicated and even confuse some accountants, but making the effort to unravel obscure tax points...