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As the stamp duty holiday has now come to an end, first time buyers FTBs need to be supplied with more innovative mortgages from lenders in order to ensure people can get on to the property ladder, according

People looking for the best mortgage rates have been advised that fixed deals are the ideal option for those who can commit for at least five years. Jane King, mortgage advisor from Ash-Ridge Asset Management,

Fixed-rate cheap mortgages are likely to remain an "attractive option" for homeowners, it has been claimed. Andy Pratt, chief operating officer at Alexander Hall, said that the popularity of

First-time buyers looking for cheap mortgages have been warned that lending conditions are likely to remain constrained for the next couple of years. Andy Pratt, chief operating officer at Alexander Hall,

Lenders are starting to offer more competitive mortgage rates, according to an industry expert. Andy Pratt, chief operating officer at Alexander Hall, said that greater activity in remortgaging was being

First-time buyers will find affording a house seven times more difficult than their parents as they struggle to find a cheap mortgage, SHIP has revealed. A study by the trade body for equity release found

The number of financial institutions offering 90 per cent LTV mortgages is set to increase, those looking for cheap mortgages have been told. Andy Pratt, chief operating officer at Alexander Hall, predicted

The UK property market is experiencing its slowest March in recorded history, Rightmove has claimed. Prices have reached a virtual standstill, the firm has reported, with new sellers asking for just £216

A new mortgage product range has been launched by The Mortgage Works – a subsidiary of Nationwide Building Society – which allows a guarantor to cover up to 30 per cent of the purchase loan. The

Additional market competition has led to the emergence of cheaper mortgage rates, according to one lender. Andy Pratt, chief operating officer at Alexander Hall, said confidence is gradually returning

The mortgage market could be left with a £300 billion shortfall in funding by 2014, it has been claimed. According to the Council of Mortgage Lenders CML, the gap is currently being filled by government