Nearly half a million UK homeowners face steep mortgage increases this year as fixed deals expire. If yours is one of them, don’t panic, just plan. This blog outlines 5 simple steps to avoid costly rate hikes and explains how Skyline can help you make the switch with confidence.

The Bank of England has cut the base rate to 4.25%, opening up fresh opportunities for homeowners, first-time buyers, and those nearing the end of a fixed-rate deal. In this blog, we explore what the change means for you, what’s happening in the mortgage market, and how Skyline can help you stay one step ahead.

Without a legally valid Will, you risk leaving your loved ones in a difficult position where the government decides how your estate is divided. The same applies if you lose mental capacity without an LPA in place. Your family may struggle to manage your affairs. This is why estate planning is one of the most valuable gifts you can give your family.

If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to buy a home or move up the property ladder, this could be your golden opportunity. The Bank of England made a 3rd cut in interest rates in the last 8 months - potentially making mortgages cheaper and opening doors for first-time buyers and homeowners looking to move. But how long will this window of opportunity last? And should you act now?

If you’re a homeowner on a tracker mortgage or with a mortgage deal that expires this year, now is the time to review your situation and act quickly to secure the best possible deal. Here’s what you need to know and how Skyline Mortgage Consultants can help you navigate this critical moment.

With interest rates fluctuating and the cost of living rising, many homeowners are exploring remortgaging as a way to potentially save money or secure more manageable repayments. If you're considering remortgaging in 2025, understanding when to make your move is crucial to maximising these potential savings. Here's what you need to know to get ahead of the game.

This week’s UK Autumn Budget announcements include big changes that will impact homeowners, property investors, and people looking to buy homes. Here is a breakdown of the main updates and how they might affect you.

As the UK housing market changes, more people over the age of 55 are looking for mortgage options that suit their needs. Whether it's downsizing, equity release, or planning for retirement, finding the right mortgage can offer both flexibility and financial security. In this blog, we’ll look at what you need to know about getting a mortgage for over 55s.