All (100) Articles (72) Tools (4) Blogs (24) Filter by topics Clear all Homes Blogs Everyday money Family and care Getting help and advice Money troubles Benefits Pensions and retirement Selected filters Page 6 of 11 Sort by Relevance Most recent Most popular Article What are shared equity and Partnership Mortgages? With a shared equity mortgage or Partnership Mortgage a lender will agree to give you a loan alongside your main mortgage in return for a share of any profits... Article Buying property in Scotland – a money timeline Thinking about buying a house or a flat in Scotland? This guide will take you through the different steps you will need to take, including getting a mortgage,... Article Ways of repaying an interest-only mortgage With an interest-only mortgage your monthly payments only cover the interest on the amount you borrowed. This means it’s important you have a plan for how to... Article Dealing with an endowment shortfall If you took out an endowment policy as a way to repay your interest-only mortgage, it’s important to check whether it’s on-track to cover your final mortgage... Article How to prepare for an interest rate change Find out how your mortgage, savings, borrowing and pensions can be affected by an interest rate rise or fall – and how to plan for it. Blog post First-time buyer – the answers I really wanted Do you really know what happens when you buy a house? I thought I did but it turns out I had a lot of questions. Here are the answers to my most embarrassing... Blog post Om-buds-what? How the Financial Ombudsman Service could help you Ombudsmen may have a bit of a strange name, but what they do is simpler than they sound. We spoke to one of the largest Ombudsman services in the UK to hear ... Blog post How long do mortgage offers last? Your mortgage offer won’t last forever. Find out how long they typically last and what happens if the offer expires. Blog post Can renting over 50s get on the housing ladder? It’s not just the so-called “Generation Rent” who can’t afford to buy. A third of people aged 50 and above are renters, according to research by Saga. Article Help if you're struggling with debt If you’re struggling to repay debt, don’t worry – you’re not alone. Follow these steps to help you organise your finances, get help with repayments and find ... Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next