Amy Fontinelle is a contributor to Buy Side from WSJ and an expert on credit cards, mortgages and ... experts predict that an interest rate cut will be on the table at the Federal Reserve ...

Several high street mortgage lenders are upping their prices after a spike in inflation led economists to predict fewer ...

Britain's biggest building society is lowering mortgage rates on a number of its products by up to 0.26 percentage points. Nationwide is primarily aiming to woo first-time buyers and home movers ...

Nationwide, NatWest, Skipton, and Virgin Money can also expect changes in the coming days and weeks. It comes after several lenders cut their fixed mortgage rates in anticipation of interest ...

Mortgage rates rose to the highest level since January last week, and mortgage demand from homebuyers still rose slightly.

Nationwide has lowered its mortgage stress test rates, enabling borrowers to increase their borrowing capacity. This change ...

Find out how to get the best mortgage ... after rates hovered near 7% for most of the summer. In addition, industry experts predict that an interest rate cut will be on the table at the Federal ...

Nationwide has unveiled significant alterations to its mortgage rates, delivering good news for UK homebuyers. This change follows the Bank of England's rate cut this month from 4.75% to 4.5% ...

Nationwide is set to reduce mortgage rates by up to 0.25 percentage points across selected two, three, and five-year fixed rate products, with the new rates taking effect from today, February 28.

Nationwide has reduced one of its five-year mortgage rates to 3.99%, becoming the first major lender to offer a sub-4% deal since February. The five-year mortgage deal is available to new ...

Borrowers with an average outstanding mortgage of £132,378 could see annual savings of around £331 in interest if they opt for a five-year fixed rate offered by Nationwide. The building society ...