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Do You Feel Stuck as a Renter? Buying Your First Home Could Be Easier Than You Think

Why Getting Declined Isn't Always the End of the Story

There's a myth that follows self-employed people around, that getting a mortgage is somehow out of reach. That lenders won't take you seriously. That without a payslip, you don't stand a chance.

When most people plan to buy a home, they focus on one number - the deposit. Save enough for that, and the rest will follow. But the deposit is just the beginning.

Most people have banked in the same place for years. So when a mortgage comes up, it feels natural to start there. But it doesn't guarantee you the best deal.

A lot of people put off buying a home because they think their credit isn't good enough. But that assumption stops a lot of people from finding out what's actually possible.

If you couldn't work due to illness or injury, how long could you keep paying your mortgage? In the UK, Statutory Sick Pay is currently £123.25 per week.

If you're thinking about investing in property, this is one of the first decisions you'll face. Should you buy in your own name, or through a limited company?

If you were too ill to work tomorrow, Statutory Sick Pay would pay you £123 a week. Would that cover your mortgage? Your bills? For most households, the answer is no.

Getting the keys to your new home is a feeling like no other. Here's a practical guide to everything you need to sort out when you move in, so nothing slips through the cracks.

If you've been putting off buying your first home because you don't have a big deposit saved, you're not alone and you might be working from outdated information.

If your mortgage deal is ending in the next few months, you may not need to wait as long as you think to start planning your next one.

“There’s no point looking - I need at least 15% saved.” It’s one of the biggest barriers stopping people from even exploring their options. Let’s clear that up.