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15/04/2024

Introducing Our New Era: Anderson Harris - Your Journey Home Starts Here

We are proud to unveil a transformative milestone in our journey – the rebranding of Anderson Harris.

This evolution reflects our deep-rooted commitment to guiding our clients seamlessly through the intricacies of the mortgage landscape, ensuring their journey home is not just a process, but a personalized experience.

Our new brand identity symbolizes growth and our unwavering dedication to serving our clients better. It's a testament to our ethos of providing tailored, expert advice that aligns with our clients unique aspirations.

"Your Journey Home Starts Here" isn't just a tagline; it's our promise to be your trusted companion, turning your property aspirations into reality.

We invite you to explore the new Anderson Harris website here, www.andersonharris.co.uk

06/03/2024

Following on from the Chancellor's Spring Budget this afternoon, here is our team's reaction. In particular, we discuss how the announcements will and won't help mortgage holders https://www.andersonharris.co.uk/our-reaction-to-the-chancellors-spring-budget/

Mortgage seekers will welcome further National Insurance cuts, but Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget hasn’t gone far enough for many. Here, the Anderson Harris team share their reactions.

05/03/2024

Ahead of his Budget tomorrow, we asked our clients what measures they wanted the Chancellor to announce to help mortgage holders and support the property market. Here's what they said

With a general election looming and a tough macroeconomic climate, it’s crunch time for the Chancellor as he prepares to deliver the Spring Budget.

06/02/2024

As the bonus season gets underway for many professionals, people have been asking us how best to use this income when purchasing a property or remortgaging - particularly given the current state of interest rates. Read:

As the bonus season gets underway for many professionals, we’ve been responding to questions about how best to use this form of income when purchasing a property or remortgaging. Lenders and bonus and commission income It’s a well-known fact that mortgage lenders like to keep things simple. Thei...

01/02/2024

Today, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee kept the base rate unchanged at 5.25% for the fourth time in a row. There is now a real disconnect between the Bank's hawkish base rate and the doveish market sentiment, which has been driving cheaper mortgage rates in recent weeks. Read our reflections on today's announcement

As predicted, the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee has voted 6-3 to leave the base rate unchanged at 5.25% for the fourth time in a row.

31/01/2024

While the Bank of England has held the base rate at 5.25% since September, there have been some welcome falls recently in fixed-rate mortgage prices. Many people are asking us if it is time to switch tracker products to fixed-rate ones. Here are key considerations to aid that decision.

A new year is underway, and for many in the property market there’s hope that 2024 will be significantly better than its predecessor. Following recent falls, property prices are expected to stabilise, and interesting things have already been happening in property finance. While the Bank of England...

14/12/2023

Unsurprisingly, the Bank of England has again held the base rate at 5.25%. Here, our team discuss the implications for mortgage holders and potential first-time buyers in the year ahead. https://www.andersonharris.co.uk/base-rate-remains-unchanged-at-5-25/

23/11/2023

We were delighted that the FT turned to our founder, Adrian Anderson, for his views on the current challenges facing the 'downsizer' market. Here's their article.

Rising cost pressures on bigger houses and a dearth of suitable smaller properties have trapped many would-be movers

21/11/2023

Ahead of the Chancellor's Autumn Statement tomorrow, we asked our clients what they'd like to see included. Here's what they said they desperately hoped for...

Given the UK’s tough economic conditions and recent reports of stagnant growth, it’s not surprising there has been intense speculation ahead of Wednesday’s Autumn Statement.