6.5 million UK homeowners regret their purchase. What would they do differently?
37% of UK homeowners regret their purchase. The top reasons are avoidable here's what they'd do differently and how to avoid the same mistakes.
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What happens when your EPC expires, and why it matters more than you think
Your EPC lasts 10 years. After that, you can't sell or rent without a new one and from October 2026, the rules are tightening.
What happens after your offer is accepted? A step-by-step guide
Your offer has been accepted, but the sale isn't done. Here's a step-by-step guide to what happens next and what can go wrong along the way.
What Is a Passivhaus? A Plain-English Guide for UK Homeowners
A Passivhaus is a home that barely needs heating, even in the middle of winter. Here's what the standard means, what it costs and why it matters for homeowners.
Understanding the Mortgage Market Amidst Turmoil
Mortgage rates are currently moving fast. Broker Michael Lawlor explains what’s driving changes, why deals fall through, and how to avoid getting caught out.
What Does an EPC Assessor Do?
An EPC assessor visits your property and records how it's built and heated to produce an energy rating from A to G. Here's what they inspect.
Stamp Duty for First-Time Buyers: What You'll Pay in 2026
First-time buyers pay no stamp duty on the first £300,000. But the rules changed in April 2025 and many buyers are still working from outdated figures.
How to Choose an Estate Agent: A Seller's Guide
Most sellers pick the agent who gives the highest valuation. That's usually a mistake. Here's how to choose an estate agent based on evidence, not promises.
How Much Deposit Do You Need to Buy a House?
Most lenders need at least 5% deposit. But the amount you put down affects your rates, your monthly payments, and the total cost of your mortgage over time.