What could the 2018 Budget mean for homeowners?
The chancellor will outline the government's plans for tax and spending for the new financial year this Monday – so what could this mean for homeowners? It's predicted that buy-to-let landlords may.
Read articleHow to Avoid Becoming a 'Mortgage Prisoner'
Buying your first property can be a struggle, so when you finally conquer the first rung on the ladder you’ll undoubtedly relax (and rightly so!) The problem that many homeowners are encountering,.
Read article5 Tips to Help Prevent Your Sale Falling Through
Imagine this: You’ve found your dream home in a great neighbourhood, sitting perfectly within your price range. Your offer is accepted, you go through the lengthy legal process and you’re ready to.
Read articleCan Saving Pennies Lead to Your Dream Home?
We all know that a big deposit will go a long way in helping you to buy your dream home. The common belief is that we have to obtain a lump sum of money to get us there, although small savings along.
Read articleLet’s help people beat cancer at our Macmillan Coffee Morning
Once again, your local branch of Douglas Allen is taking part in The World’s Biggest Coffee Morning on Friday 28th September, to help raise funds for MacMillan Cancer Support.
Read articleHow might the latest interest rate rise affect me?
How might the latest interest rate rise affect me?
Read articleThe Pros and Cons of Remortgaging: What you Need to Consider
Are you the type of person who shops around for the best phone contract? Do you compare prices for gadgets to make sure you’re getting the best deal before you buy?
Read articleTop 8 Survey Tips for Homebuyers
If you don’t want to end up in the house that Jack built, you’re going to want a property survey conducted before you sign on the dotted line. You need to be certain what you’re investing in, and.
Read article10 Quick Gardening Tips That Will Impress Your Viewers
Are you easily swayed by a beautiful garden when you’re viewing a property? You’re not alone. According to Rightmove, a whopping 87.5% of buyers believe that a garden can add up to £15,000 to the.
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