Stamp duty changes 'will motivate first-time buyers'
Upcoming changes to stamp duty will "motivate" first-time buyers to buy a property, according to the Halifax. The average ...
Stamp duty changes ‘will motivate’ first time buyer boom in early 2025, lender says
Despite the harder conditions to meet for first-time buyers, Halifax’s head of mortgages Amanda Bryden says the coming ...
Money still oils the wheels of business and justice in China, in spite of Xi’s corruption clampdown
With an economy on the brink of deflation and Donald Trump threatening to start a trade war, China starts the new year with ...
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Whether now is the best time to buy or sell a property – according to experts
Amid upcoming stamp duty changes and relatively cheaper mortgage rates, experts reveal whether now is a good time to enter ...
25 money changes in 2025 including new broadband rules, stamp duty and car tax
The mortgage guarantee scheme, which allows first-time buyers to take out a mortgage with a 5% deposit, will come to an end ...
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Gurugram: Tourist Pays Uber Driver With A Rs 500 Note From 'Manoranjan Bank', Claims It 'Came From ATM'
A tourist exploring the rural parts of Gurugram found themselves caught up in an unexpected situation after unknowingly ...
Dad who grew up in council flat puts £2.3m house up for sale just six months after moving in
Chris Milnes, 60, bagged a dream mortgage-free Omaze house in Dorset last June - but has now put it on the market ...
Go further to revive the City of London, voters tell Starmer and Reeves
Keir Starmer’s government must do more to support the City of London after a bruising year in which fresh IPOs have fallen ...
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COMMENT: Volunteering is privilege - don't ask to be paid
Suggesting that individuals should be paid for volunteering is arrant nonsense. Insisting that such payments should be added to the ever-increasing list of responsibilities piled onto struggling ...
Cyberattack the latest bump in RI's rocky relationship with Deloitte. Is a breakup coming?
Since 2013, the Deloitte-run UHIP computer system has had glitches, crashes, lawsuits, apologies, settlements – and contract extensions.
Declan O’Callaghan faces second round of proceedings to be struck off for ‘egregious professional misconduct’
Tribunal finds solicitor engaged in ‘teeming and lading’ of funds held in trust for vulnerable children of deceased clients ...
Is 2025 the year we finally speed up property transaction times?
Lisa Isaacs discovers AI is about to take sales progression by the scruff of the neck to deliver faster property transaction times.