Energy saving home improvements
Improve your home’s energy efficiency rating and add value with these energy efficiency improvements. Discover other methods to upgrade your property’s energy rating.
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Peer-to-peer loans are becoming increasingly popular in the UK. This type of lending matches borrowers with lenders through online platforms or brokers offline. Find out more about this alternative type of lending
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We researched the top home improvement trends of the last year to find out how people have been loving the place they live over the past 12 months.
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If you’re thinking of investing in a second home, it’s important to understand everything that goes with getting a second mortgage, including eligibility and affordability.
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A quick update following the Government's advice
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How much are homeowners spending in their first year to put their stamp on their property?
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Changes to the law could have a drastic effect on the nation’s landlords. Read on to find out if your income could be hit.
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Financial jargon can be tough to crack, leaving many of us in the dark. Our study of 1000 people across the UK highlights the issues with the language we call ‘banklish’.
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