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Is Equity Release right for you?

13/02/2023 by Angie Newnham in Property law

Equity release can help you unlock the financial potential of your home and provide the financial solution you may be looking for by providing new financial opportunities that you may have never considered Your home may have increased in value, but you may not have the financial resources to achieve […]

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Help-to-Buy ISA

25/10/2016 by Angie Newnham in Conveyancing / Property law

The Basics: Eligibility: Pros Cons Conclusion: For future buyers looking to start saving towards a new home early this option is a no brainer. The ISA does not have to be used to purchase a property but the government will give you free money if you do. Additionally, the interest […]

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Would you sell your own Grandmother?

16/05/2016 by Rob Hailstone in Company News / Property law

Help stop Government plans to sell off the Land Registry On the 24th March this year the Government launched a consultation on moving Land Registry operations to the private sector. That consultation closes on the 26th May. The Land Registry is one of the most important of public sector assets […]

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Landlord and Tenant – Getting it Right

10/05/2016 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Conveyancing / Property law

Landlord & Tenant – The De-Regulation Act 2015 – Getting it right Landlords beware! For landlords, in October 2015 the law of landlord & tenant changed. Landlords now need to take notice of these important changes in the law. The main changes centre around deposit protection and the correct serving […]

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5 Top Tips For When Choosing an Estate Agent To sell Your Home

22/02/2016 by Angie Newnham in Conveyancing / Property law

When selling your home, you want to choose the right estate agent. Here are some things to think about when choosing your estate agent. Local A good local estate agent will know the market in your local area very well. They will also have a good set of connections in the […]

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£1.3 Million House Stolen

23/12/2015 by Angie Newnham in Conveyancing / Property law

Nowadays we are all too aware of how often internet scams, fraud and identity theft occur. What most of us miss is the level that these elaborate scams can reach. In a recent article by the Daily Mail it was reported that a west London property worth £1.3 Million was […]

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Category: Property law

Is Equity Release right for you?

Help-to-Buy ISA

Would you sell your own Grandmother?

Landlord and Tenant – Getting it Right

5 Top Tips For When Choosing an Estate Agent To sell Your Home

£1.3 Million House Stolen