First Time Buyer
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How do you choose the right mortgage as a first-time buyer?
Read more: How do you choose the right mortgage as a first-time buyer?If you’ve spent an evening flicking between mortgage comparison websites and ended up with more questions than answers, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common experiences first-time buyers describe when they come to us. The numbers look similar on the surface, and yet somehow each one feels like a different puzzle. The…
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Government Schemes That Can Help You Buy Your First Home
Read more: Government Schemes That Can Help You Buy Your First HomeWhether you’re struggling to save a deposit or need help finding affordable housing, these 2025 schemes could help turn your homeownership dream into a reality.
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5 Common Challenges First-Time Buyers Face in the UK and How to Overcome Them
Read more: 5 Common Challenges First-Time Buyers Face in the UK and How to Overcome ThemThis comprehensive guide explores the five most common challenges first-time buyers face in the UK, offering practical, in-depth solutions to help you navigate the process with confidence.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Your First Home in the UK
Read more: Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Your First Home in the UKThis guide breaks down the UK home-buying process into simple steps to help you get the keys to your dream home
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Rising Rents, Growing Prices: Why First-Time Buyers Shouldn’t Wait
Read more: Rising Rents, Growing Prices: Why First-Time Buyers Shouldn’t WaitRising house prices, higher rents, and competitive mortgages define the UK housing market. Here’s why first-time buyers should act now to secure their financial future
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How to Save for Your First Home Deposit in the UK
Read more: How to Save for Your First Home Deposit in the UKEffective strategies to save for your first home, from using a Lifetime ISA to exploring first-time buyer schemes.
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How to Maximise Your Mortgage as a First-Time Buyer
Read more: How to Maximise Your Mortgage as a First-Time BuyerLearn how income, expenses, credit history, and deposit size affect your borrowing potential. Get tips to maximise your mortgage amount as a first-time buyer.
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Budget overlooks first-time buyers
Read more: Budget overlooks first-time buyersIt was a disappointing Spring Budget for anyone looking to get onto the housing ladder. There was a distinct lack of announcements concerning Lifetime ISAs (contrary to expectations), no replacement for Help to Buy and no changes to Stamp Duty thresholds, a disappointment for many. Just a few days ahead of the key fiscal event,…
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Bennison Brown feature in Sarah Beeny’s At Home magazine
Read more: Bennison Brown feature in Sarah Beeny’s At Home magazineWe’re proud to reveal a feature with advice about buy-to-let mortgages from Bennison Brown in Sarah Beeny’s Homes and Property edition of At Home magazine.
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Are you losing thousands of pounds on a standard variable rate?
Read more: Are you losing thousands of pounds on a standard variable rate?[THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED ON 6 JUNE 2017 AND NOT ALL THE RATES MENTIONED ARE NOW STILL AVAILABLE – PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN UPDATE]Almost three million borrowers are currently paying their lenders standard variable rate. On average these borrowers could save £272.50 per month by remortgaging to a better deal. Bennison Brown has…
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Mouth watering low 2-year fixed mortgage rates
Read more: Mouth watering low 2-year fixed mortgage rates[THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED ON 5 JUNE 2017 AND NOT ALL THE RATES MENTIONED ARE NOW STILL AVAILABLE – PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN UPDATE] In the latest mortgage price war a 2-year fix has been launched for a 60% loan to value at less than 1%. Rates have also been cut for borrowers…
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Is now the right time to fix for 5-years?
Read more: Is now the right time to fix for 5-years?[THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED ON 03 MAY 2017 AND NOT ALL THE RATES MENTIONED ARE NOW STILL AVAILABLE – PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN UPDATE]A lender has launched the lowest 5-year fix available on the market for borrowers who have a 60% loan to value at a very attractive rate of 1.59%. There are…