Today, the Grenfell Tower Enquiry Report was released. Am I surprised at the outcome? No, but I am surprised at just how scathing the report has been of everyone, right up to the government level.
Inflation has risen following a decent downward run. What does this mean for prices and, more importantly, for mortgage holders regarding interest rates?
In a surprising move the Bank of England has reduced interest rates by 0.25% in a pretty close vote.
And interest rates are held yet again at 5.25%, not what I was expecting at all!
Inflation falls to 2%, back in line with normal levels.
Mortgage arrears have increased 4.2% in the first quarter. It's grim out there, but I remain hopeful interest rates will move down soon.
Inflation returns to a more normal level of 2.3% close to being within the target of 2%.
Q1 2024 equity release figures have been release and this part of the industry is doing surprisingly well.
Wood-burning stoves are banned in Scotland, but what is the real story here? Can you have one or not?
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