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The Budget, which was heavily trailed in the weeks beforehand, set out tax increases (as much as £26bn by the 2029-30 year), with Income Tax continuing to deliver the largest contribution (aided by the ongoing freeze on thresholds).

Good News! The 0.25% cut in the Bank of England’s Base Rate, sits well with the recent drop in mortgage rates offered by some of the lenders.

Welcome to the first Newsletter of 2023 where we talk more about the mortgage market and interest rates and a brief summary of Jeremy Hunt’s budget from 15th March 2023. There are also helpful articles about remortgaging and protection products as well as spotlight on self-employment.

Is it time for a Financial spring clean with regard to your mortgage loan needs?

Amongst the current turmoil, we’ve seen a sizeable increase in mortgage interest rates.

A by-product of the pandemic is that many of us have given thought to the future set up of our home and the way we live.

This is about things that you may prefer no to pay for, but you (or your family) would be mightily relieved should there need to be a claim down the line.

The easing of restrictions and the roll-out of vaccines, means there’s more to feel positive about, and that extends to the Property sector.

We are now seeing (initially in England) the gradual easing of lockdown restrictions.