Mortgages
Anthony Mallandain
The ‘Rightmove Rush’ is Here: Why Locking in ...

If you spent your Boxing Day finishing off the turkey sandwiches and browsing dream homes on your phone, you certainly weren’t alone. The property market has just woken up to its busiest start in history.

The ‘Rightmove Rush’ is Here: Why Locking in Your Mortgage Rate Now is the Smartest Move for 2026
Mortgages
Anthony Mallandain
The Majority Of First-Time-Buyers Rely On ...

Three in five first-time buyers depend on the bank of mum and dad in order to get onto the property ladder, according to research by Just Group. In the last five years, 61 per cent of FTBs relied on financial help from relatives in order to purchase a property. In comparison, just 20 per cent of FTBs relied on financial assistance from relatives 30 years ago.

The Majority Of First-Time-Buyers Rely On Relatives To Buy Their First Home

Mortgages

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Beat the March Rush: How to Position Yourself for a Successful 2026 Spring Move

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Beat the March Rush: How to Position Yourself for a Successful 2026 Spring Move

Don’t let the quiet fool you. Savvy Londoners know February is the most important month of the year.

With 1.8 million fixed-rate mortgages ending in 2026, March is set to be exceptionally crowded. By laying your groundwork now, you can bypass the competition and move with confidence.

Buying Before Christmas? 5 Mortgage Mistakes to Avoid This Autumn

Buying Before Christmas? 5 Mortgage Mistakes to Avoid This Autumn

Thinking of moving before Christmas? With mortgage rates softening and buyer demand picking up, autumn is a great time to act, but timing is everything. Here are 5 common mortgage mistakes to avoid if you're buying this season, and how Skyline can help you make your move with confidence.

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Mortgage Market Update September 2025: Rates, Remortgaging and What’s Ahead

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Mortgage Market Update September 2025: Rates, Remortgaging and What’s Ahead

As we head into autumn, the UK mortgage market is showing cautious signs of stability, though plenty of uncertainty still lingers. So, what’s really going on with mortgage rates right now, and what should you be thinking about if you’re planning to move or remortgage in the next few months?