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Andy Golding, Kent Reliance chief executive

The budget: What did it do for savers?

13 April 2016
The budget: What did it do for savers?

Now the dust has settled, the pros and cons are emerging of measures like the lifetime ISA.

Can negative rates yield positive growth?

04 April 2016
Can negative rates yield positive growth?

The theory is banks will be more likely to lend funds to businesses and consumers but will introducing negative interest rates do that in practice?

The future’s rent

09 February 2016
The future’s rent

Build-to-rent schemes are set to become a growing phenomenon as we shift from a nation of homeowners to renters.

'Landlords will just raise rent'

04 January 2016
'Landlords will just raise rent'

New measures to curb buy-to-let landlords will push owning a home further out of the reach of first-time buyers, says a housing expert.

Welcome help for first-time buyers

04 April 2015
Welcome help for first-time buyers

Help to get first-time buyers onto the property ladder is always welcome so the announcement of a Help to Buy ISA in the budget is certainly good news

How broker can guide the way

28 November 2014
 How broker can guide the way

The process of arranging a new mortgage or re-mortgaging is up there with a trip to the dentist in terms of attractiveness

Be wary of rates that lure you in

01 September 2014
 Be wary of rates that lure you in

With interest rates so low at the moment, it’s too easy to fall into the trap of introductory offers when looking at where to save your cash.

Are house prices now cooling off?

06 August 2014
 Are house prices now cooling off?

Concerns the UK property market may be at risk of overheating prompted the Bank of England governor to announce measures to limit 'risky mortgages''

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