Santander has revealed how it helped a first-time buyer aged 67 buy their first home as the average age for people to take their first step on the property ladder rises.

Santander has launched a new range of buy-to-let two-year tracker rates for both purchases and product transfers. The lender has also reduced selected buy-to-let purchase and remortgage rates and ...

Average mortgage rates are unchanged from the previous week but overall homeowners are still struggling to find a decent mortgage rate. The average rate on a two-year fixed deal this week stood at ...

The bank has also updated affordability calculations to reflect changes to households’ incomes in the 2024-25 tax year.

It will also factor in the reduction in national insurance contributions for PAYE and self-employed applicants, allowing people to borrow more ...

Santander UK is no longer a member of the Lending Standards Board (LSB), a non-profit self-regulatory organisation for banking and lending.

all mortgages between £1m and £2m will see the minimum loan to value rise to 85% from 75%. Santander head of development, mortgages, Graham Sellar says: “Home ownership is a key focus for many, but ...

Around 18% of first-time buyers are aged 40 or over at a high-street bank, with the lender helping a 67-year-old first-time buyer get a home.

Santander has announced an overhaul of its mortgage policies to “address affordability” in the property market for prospective homebuyers. The high street lender confirmed the changes, which come into ...

Santander has announced a series of mortgage criteria changes, effective from Tuesday 9th April. The bank is increasing its LTV limits for large loans. For loans over £1 million and up to £2 million, ...

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Read Less Santander for Intermediaries is cutting ... the latest mortgage data released by the Bank of England which shows that home loan arrears rose by 9.2% in the last three months of 2023 ...