What next for mortgage rates?
Are mortgage rates about to rise or fall and should you take a fixed or tracker deal? Predictions, tips and the best mortgage rates
Trackers are top if rates stay below 1.25%
Homeowners who sign up to a tracker mortgage are gambling on the base rate not hitting 1.25% for at least another year. We compare the best deals
Santander's new five-year fix below 5%
Santander has cut the rate on its five-year fixed rate mortgage to below 5%, but once again only those with larger deposits will benefit
I'm pregnant - can I get a mortgage?
I've just found I'm pregnant and my husband and I want to move home. Can we still get a mortgage and how will our income be assessed?
Can I get help with property repairs?
I live in a Grade II listed cottage with windows that are rotting away. As I'm a pensioner, can I get financial help to replace them?
Blacklisted but can I get a mortgage?
My daughter can't get a mortgage because Barclays says she has missed loan payments when she hasn't. She's now blacklisted. What can she do?
How long to beat the capital gains trap?
If we sell our main house and move into our second home how long will we have to live there to escape future CGT liability?
Will my mortgage rate be hiked?
Skipton Building Society has suddenly hiked its mortgage standard variable rate. Are you at risk of your lender following suit?
How to find the best mortgage for 2010
Will borrowers manage to take advantage of rock bottom interest rates in 2010? We look at how to find the best mortgage for the year ahead
How to make a mortgage complaint
If your lender tries to change your mortgage terms or refuses a reasonable request find out how to complain
Should I insure against mortgage hike?
Would it make sense to stop overpaying my Nationwide mortgage and insure against interest rates going up again instead?
What to do with a mortgage windfall
Millions of borrowers have been handed a windfall as tracker payments fall with the bank rate - but what should you do with the cash?
Interest-only mortgages
What you need to know about interest-only mortgages and the pros and cons of taking one out
