Jo Thornhill

London

Writer at Forbes Advisor UK

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Articles

House prices – Forbes Advisor UK

5 days ago | forbes.com | Jo Thornhill

Discover the latest price moves and price trends across the UK housing market
House Price Inflation Steadies Following Stamp Duty Change - Nationwide

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jo Thornhill

We have a suite of mortgage calculators to help you work out how repayments will affect your household finances, what you could save by remortgaging, and the beneficial impact of overpaying.
Energy Price Cap Set To Plummet 9% In July

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jo Thornhill

Market analyst Cornwall Insight says the cap on how much firms can charge households for the energy they use will fall by an average of 9% when the next scheduled review comes into effect on 1 July, writes Kevin Pratt. Set by the regulator, Ofgem, the cap is revised every three months to reflect wholesale energy prices paid by suppliers. At the beginning of April, it rose by 6%, or £111 a year, to £1,849.
House Prices Up 5.4% In Year To February - ONS

4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jo Thornhill |Laura Howard

We have a suite of mortgage calculators to help you work out how repayments will affect your household finances, what you could save by remortgaging, and the beneficial impact of overpaying. You can also enter your details here to see what’s available on today’s marketThe average property price was unchanged in February, according to the latest data released by the Office for National Statistics, but year-on-year values are up by 5.4%, writes Jo Thornhill.
House prices – Forbes Advisor UK

4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jo Thornhill

Discover the latest price moves and price trends across the UK housing market
Mortgage News: Uncertain Market Outlook Triggers Fall In Fixed Rates

1 month ago | forbes.com | Laura Howard |Jo Thornhill

Find out what’s happening with today’s mortgage rates and calculate monthly repayments across a range of different rates and deals. A growing number of lenders, including Barclays, TSB and Coventry building society, are reducing the cost of fixed-rate mortgages, resulting in the return of deals priced below 4%, writes Jo Thornhill.
Stamp Duty Changes Trigger Fall In House Prices - Halifax

1 month ago | forbes.com | Jo Thornhill

We have a suite of mortgage calculators to help you work out how repayments will affect your household finances, what you could save by remortgaging, and the beneficial impact of overpaying.
Mortgage News: Lenders Present A Mixed Picture But Stability Is Returning, Say Brokers

1 month ago | forbes.com | Laura Howard |Jo Thornhill

Find out what’s happening with today’s mortgage rates and calculate monthly repayments across a range of different rates and deals. Major lenders including Santander, Halifax, Barclays, and Virgin Money have announced adjustments to the cost of mortgage deals this week – resulting in a mixed picture for borrowers, writes Jo Thornhill.
House Prices Up 4% As Market Reacts To Stamp Duty Changes - Nationwide

1 month ago | forbes.com | Jo Thornhill |Laura Howard

We have a suite of mortgage calculators to help you work out how repayments will affect your household finances, what you could save by remortgaging, and the beneficial impact of overpaying. You can also enter your details here to see what’s available on today’s marketPrices up 3.9% year on yearMonthly change flat N Ireland sees 13.5% annual growthHouse prices remained stable in March, rising 3.9% annually on average, according to data from Nationwide building society, writes Jo Thornhill.
Mortgage News: Lenders Adjust Fixed Rates In Wake Of Bank Rate Freeze

1 month ago | forbes.com | Laura Howard |Jo Thornhill

Find out what’s happening with today’s mortgage rates and calculate monthly repayments across a range of different rates and deals. Lenders are repositioning their fixed rate offerings as the Bank of England kept interest rates on hold at 4.5% last week (20 March), writes Jo Thornhill. Santander cut selected purchase fixed rates by up to 0.15 percentage points effective from tomorrow (28 March).