The number of mortgage approvals across the market totalled an estimated 54,700 in June, the highest since October last year, according to figure from the Bank of England (BoE)
UK residential transactions have increased by 6% in June 2023 compared to May, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has stated in its monthly property transactions data
Just over a quarter (27%) of British adults have said that they feel their bank is providing them with tailored support through the cost of living crisis, research by Tink has found
An estimated 7.4 million people unsuccessfully attempted to contact one or more of their financial services providers in the 12 months before May 2022, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has found
Customer confidence in the equity release market is starting to improve after the average amount of accessed property wealth registered an increase, new analysis by Key Later Life Finance has shown
Billions of pounds are currently sitting in the child trust funds (CTFs) of millions of young people aged 12 to 20, the Public Accounts Committee has claimed
The Treasury Committee has criticised the venture capital industry and its failure to invest in firms outside of London and the South East in its latest report
An increasing amount of young people are becoming dependent on the use of credit to manage their finances as a result of the cost of living crisis, Moneyhub Decisioning research has revealed
The average mortgage rate on a two-year fixed deal has now surpassed the peak in the aftermath of the mini-Budget last September.
Data published by Moneyfacts has shown that mortgage costs have now hit their highest level for 15 years
Moneyhub has announced a new partnership that will see wealth management solution provider, Voyant, use Moneyhub’s open banking and open finance APIs throughout its adviser systems
Bosses at HSBC, Natwest, Lloyds and Barclays are expected to meet with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on Thursday (6 July) following concerns that interest rates on savings accounts are considerably lower than increasing mortgage costs.