Figures from the Yorkshire Building Society show that £35 billion of fixed rate mortgage deals is due to come to an end in September and October

An investigation by the financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, shows that at least three quarters of a million mortgage customers may be being charged too much after they got into arrears on their mortgage

What’s happening to fixed rate mortgages

If you take out a payday loan, even if you make all the payments on time, you could find it harder to get a mortgage

If you want to buy a property but don’t only have a 5% deposit, you may be able to get help from the government’s Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme, which runs until December 31st 2016

When you take out a mortgage, it typically lasts for 25 years, but you can take years off the term of the mortgage by making extra payments

Offset mortgages combine your savings (or some of them) with your mortgage in order to save you interest

If you are thinking of taking out an equity release mortgage, it’s important that you look closely at exactly what you’re being offered

If you take out a mortgage, you can find one directly, talk to your bank or building society or get advice from a mortgage broker

New rules came into force in April 2014 which mean mortgage lenders do more checks on someone before they give them a mortgage.  The rules were a result of something called the ‘mortgage market review’ and they brought in several changes

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is warning that people who have interest-only mortgages could be at risk of losing their homes if they do not talk to their lender about their repayment options

How do mortgage lenders’ standard variable rates compare

If your home is worth less than your mortgage and you’re in negative equity, it can be hard to get a mortgage if you need to move