Mar 8, 2013

Tyrie presses FSA over BofI

Chairman of Treasury Select Committee demands answers

Mar 8, 2013

Lords boost for lettings regulation

Agents could be forced to join redress scheme

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Tax take from CGT surges by 43%

HMRC steps up investigations into buy-to-let income

A woman browses residential properties for sale and to let in an estate agents window in Putney, South London, U.K., on Monday, Jan.10, 2011. U.K. house prices fell the most in three months in December and may extend their decline this year as uncertainty about the economy deters homebuyers. ©Bloomberg Mar 8, 2013

Lack of mortgage choice for landlords

Most lenders target smaller landlords

Mar 6, 2013

Letting agents must disclose fees

Advertising watchdog hits out at hidden charges

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High street banks target large mortgages

More choice for £1m-plus loans

British fifty pound notes are arranged for a photograph in Cambridge, U.K., on Monday, Jan. 26, 2009. U.K. companies are getting their biggest bailout not from the government but the collapse in the pound puknews ©Bloomberg From INVESTMENTS Mar 1, 2013

Coping with a weaker pound

Sterling’s slide will have serious consequences

A pedestrian passes a branch of the Bank of Ireland Feb 28, 2013

Bank of Ireland raises mortgage rates

Thousands will see interest rates double

Feb 22, 2013

Letting agents need regulating

Half of complaints now relate to letting, not sales

The morning sun reflects on the sea beyond the chimney pots on rooftops of houses in St Ives on May 28, 2010 in Cornwall, England. A recent report has shown that in some parts of the town, over 35 percent of the houses are classed as second homes and overall the population of St Ives has dropped 13 percent since 2001 as a result. The coalition government is widely expected to increase non-business capital gains tax (CGT) in the next few weeks - which could see second home sales taxed at a rate of 40 percent or 50 percent from the existing level of 18 percent. Critics have claimed the increase is a tax on the middle class and punishes long-term investors and savers and will lead to a fire sale of property before the tax is introduced. Supporters claim it will bring fairness to the tax system and will possibly mean more affordable properties being available to local and first time buyers ©Getty From TAX Feb 22, 2013

Stamp duty dodges target mass market

Avoidance schemes unlikely to be worth risk

Feb 22, 2013

Lenders target professionals

Loans aimed at dentists, lawyers and architects

Your Questions Feb 15, 2013

Can I claim back £40,000 I gave my ex?

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Feb 15, 2013

Think-tank proposes mortgage bonds

Lower costs for borrowers and low-risk yield for investors

Feb 15, 2013

Buy-to-let at highest level in four years

Landlords benefit from strong tenant demand

Feb 14, 2013

Lenders wary of non-standard properties

High street lenders are getting choosier

Feb 8, 2013

Challenge to holiday lets ruling

£30,000 needed for legal battle

Feb 8, 2013

New-builds ‘offer inferior returns’

Period properties record bigger capital growth

Your Questions Feb 8, 2013

Can I protect my Swiss home purchase?

Fears over currency transfer costs

Feb 8, 2013

Lenders start fixed-rate price war

Two and five-year deals hit historic lows

Feb 1, 2013

Landlord mortgage rates fall

But many rates carry high percentage-based fees

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