Challenging financial climate highlights the need for landlords to seek out good advice🏡🔑

Challenging financial climate highlights the need for landlords to seek out good advice🏡🔑

It’s a tough time for many homeowners and tenants as the UK faces a cost of living crisis. Energy bills have seen a record 54% rise since we ticked over into April and there are also the escalating costs of running a vehicle to take into account.

RAC’s Fuel Watch recently highlighted that the cost of filling a family car with petrol was a third higher in March than it was a year ago while filling a diesel car was suggested to cost 40% more. To continue reading, please Click Here


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Many are surprised to learn how few £1 million homes actually sell. A seven-figure price tag may seem impressive, but it’s far from a guarantee of a smooth or successful sale.

More pensioners are renting than ever before—but why? This article explores the economic and social shifts behind the rise of renting in retirement.

The UK property market continues its upward trend, with 121,665 homes sold subject to contract in May 2025—a 6.3% rise from 2024 and a striking 23.4% increase from May 2023’s total of 98,609. This article explores how different regions are contributing to this growth.

Average rents in Attleborough’s private rental sector have risen 30.7% since 2016, according to TwentyEA and Denton House Research. While this may worry tenants and reassure landlords facing higher costs, the reality is more complex—and context is key to understanding the future of renting.

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