A quick refresher on the Stamp Duty changes announced recently

They say the best things in life are free, so here’s a quick and easy way to brighten someone’s day that won’t cost you a penny – but will make you feel good.

You may be thinking why are we asking? Last month where we didn't agree the asking price on a property, we managed to negotiate for our sellers £17,500 MORE from first offer to the agreed purchase price.

Making improvements to your home doesn’t just mean refitting your kitchen, converting the loft or adding an extension. Home improvement can be as easy as breathing a little more life into your rooms – here’s how to upgrade your home on a budget, ready to sell.

We take a quick look at the numbers behind people requiring financial advice prior to purchasing a property

You’d be forgiven for adopting a head-in-the-sand approach to current affairs. Listening to a news bulletin filled with the energy crisis, the war in Ukraine, cost of living surges and political uncertainty are enough to put anyone on a downer.

Stamp Duty has been abolished on the first £250,000 of any property purchase, (up from £125,000), making an immediate saving of up to £2,500 for home buyers.

With many of our staff living in Attleborough and one who has lived all her life and went to school school there, Millbanks certainly have the experience to assist when it is time for you to move home.

If you're looking for your next home, we recommend getting an up to date value on your current property. You may have only just thought of moving and not quite ready for a valuation. No problem - You can find out what your property is worth in 3 different ways!

It’s fair to say that tenants’ needs have changed in recent years. With more people working from home than ever, has your rental property got the tech to appeal to top tenants?

Crisis. Turmoil. Unprecedented. These were words rarely used pre-pandemic. Now they’ve become staples of our nation’s news coverage. And this week, they have been used more than ever to report on the economic waves caused by the Chancellor’s mini-budget last week.

Who could have predicted that in the space of a month since our last update there would have been so much change in the country?