Overpaying on your mortgage is often a no-brainer. It is a way of saving lots of money in interest however, doing this really depends on your personal circumstances. Overpaying on your mortgage means that you …
The most common form of title splitting is when an individual buys a single property or plot and then divides it up. For example, if you refurbish a property and split it into two or …
You might consider additional borrowing on your mortgage if, for example, you want to make home improvements. Here is our guide covering additional borrowing on your mortgage and how it works. What is meant by …
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When purchasing a new property there are a number of things to do including taking out buildings insurance for your new home. We often get asked when is the best time to do this. If …
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Pensions are a long-term investment and our clients often ask us – how can I choose what my pension is invested in? Keeping an eye on which funds your retirement savings are in, so that …
Each month in the Resolve Newsletter we will be showcasing either a client’s company or a company that we work with on a regular basis. If the lockdown has taught us anything it is that we need …
When you are on a fixed rate mortgage, it will usually come to an end after either two years or five years. They can also be three, seven, or ten years as well. What should …
When you become a freelancer there are many advantages and disadvantages. Flexibility and independence are often the main drivers, but also the potential financial rewards and work/life balance that comes with working more flexibly. As …
As we begin the month of November and are hopefully putting more distance between us and the pandemic, we thought it would be helpful to look at the current situation of the mortgage market. According …
The 2021 budget was certainly focused on the post-covid era and as Mr Sunak said would pave the way for an ‘economy of higher wages, higher skills and rising productivity’. Rishi Sunak’s speech also included his two key fiscal rules; That borrowing should …
