How to Avoid Stamp Duty on a Second Home Legally?
Buying a second home can come with a significant tax bill, particularly in England and Northern Ireland, where purchasers of additional residential properties usually pay higher Stamp Duty Land Tax…
Buying a second home can come with a significant tax bill, particularly in England and Northern Ireland, where purchasers of additional residential properties usually pay higher Stamp Duty Land Tax…
Landlords in Bath and North East Somerset could face significantly higher locally calculated financial penalties under a proposed tougher housing enforcement policy. Bath & North East Somerset Council is consulting…
UK landlords do not generally need contents insurance by law. However, a landlord who supplies furniture, freestanding appliances, carpets, curtains or other removable items may need cover to avoid paying…
UK summer property sales data shows a sharper-than-usual slowdown in newly agreed transactions, rather than a collapse across every housing measure. Sales agreed in the four weeks to 19 July…
Andy Burnham has not introduced a new property tax. The current debate concerns his support for replacing Council Tax and Stamp Duty with a charge linked to current property values,…
A 12-month restriction under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 can prevent a landlord from advertising or re-letting a property after recovering possession through Ground 1 or Ground 1A. These grounds…
Last checked: 9 July 2026 Roman Abramovich’s Tel Aviv property has reportedly been listed for around £34m–£35m, making it more than just a luxury property story. The reported listing highlights…
Last checked: 4 July 2026 Quick Answer: What Has Abri and Curo Announced? On 1 July 2026, Abri Group and Curo Group announced they are exploring a proposed partnership that…
Last checked: 1 July 2026 Editorial Note: The widely reported “£150 off energy bills” was not a cash payment but an estimated average reduction in policy costs within tariffs from…
An assured shorthold tenancy (AST) agreement does not have a fixed legal length in the UK. Landlords and tenants can agree to a tenancy term that suits their circumstances, whether…