Remortgaging approvals hit a nine-year high this October, as homeowners rushed to secure good deals ahead of the Bank of England’s (BoE) widely anticipated interest rate hike, which was announced at the beginning of November.
The importance of Wills for cohabiting couples
Cohabiting couples are being urged to consider the importance of Wills as part of Cohabitation Awareness Week.
Group launches UK’s first mass legal action against Google over unlawful data harvesting
Millions of internet users could be potentially involved in a class action lawsuit against the search giant Google, after it was accused of illegally collecting personal data.
Family-run café challenged by Warner Bros on grounds of copyright infringement
A small British café which hosts regular Harry Potter-themed events recently found itself facing a legal threat from prominent film studio Warner Bros.
What do the Budget’s SDLT changes really mean for homebuyers?
Following a bold move in last week’s Budget, first-time buyers will no longer have to pay Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), as long as the home they are purchasing is valued at £300,000 or less.