Changes to stamp duty are coming in soon - which means you could end up paying thousands of pounds more. Here we break down ...

New mortgage deals with hefty cashback are on offer to help with rising stamp duty costs - but there are a few things buyers ...

Currently, first-time buyers pay no stamp duty when purchasing a home worth up to £425,000 thanks to ‘stamp duty relief’.

This shift means that those purchasing between £300,000 and £625,000 will face additional stamp duty costs once the changes take effect. For example, a first-time buyer purchasing a £425,000 property ...

You can use our stamp duty calculator below to see exactly how much these changes could cost you, whether you're moving home, or if you're a first-time buyer ...

Ahead of next month's Stamp Duty deadline, David Joyson, Chief Customer Officer at Homeprotect explores the potential implications of this for people buying or selling probate properties.

From 1 April, changes will be made to stamp duty, meaning more first-time buyers will be forced to pay it and other home movers face a higher bill. So what is it, what's changing and what impact will ...

The new five-year fixed rate products have launched as a direct result of the impending stamp duty changes taking effect from ...

THE 20 locations where first-time buyers will have to fork out an additional £5,805 in Stamp Duty from April 1 have been ...

From 1 April, the stamp duty threshold will be lowered, meaning that those purchasing homes above this limit could face an ...