Buy To Let
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Buy-to-let - seven secrets of making money
Buy-to-let is incredibly popular, but it's not always a licence to print money. Runaway house prices, and new tax rules coming in from 6 April, mean that if you want to make money, you need to pick your property carefully. There are seven
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Is Landbay's 3.75% ISA worth investing in?
Landbay is the latest peer-to-peer investment platform to launch an Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA). The IFISA is a new type of ISA that allows peer-to-peer (P2P) investments to form part of an ISA portfolio for the first time. The Landbay
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Best buy-to-let mortgages: grab low rates while you can
Looking for a buy-to-let mortgage? There are some great deals out there – provided you know where to look. Here, we examine some of the top fixed-rate and tracker buy-to-let mortgage deals currently available to landlords. Best two-year
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The stamp duty changes on buy-to-let properties explained
If you're hoping to buy a property in the not-too-distant future there are a huge amount of things to consider from location and size to mortgages and home insurance. But what about stamp duty? Do you understand the changes that have
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Buy-to-let investors: Don't fight the government
We've warned against getting too enthusiastic about the buy-to-let business for some time. The political tide is turning against it – as is quite clearly shown by the stamp duty surcharge on second properties and the huge changes
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Buy-to-let mortgage rates fall again
Looking for a buy-to-let mortgage? There are some really great deals out there – provided you know where to look. Here, we examine some of the top fixed-rate and tracker buy-to-let mortgage deals currently available to landlords. Best
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Avoid the ten pitfalls of buy-to-let
George Osborne's tax tweaks may have made life more difficult for buy-to-let investors in recent months, but the figures show he has done little to dent the British love affair with all things property. Figures from Fidelity have revealed
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