Base Rate increased for the ninth time in 12 months The Monetary Policy Committee has voted to increase the Bank of England’s base rate once again… The Bank of England’s Base Rate which is sometimes referred to as the Bank Rate is used by the central bank to charge other banks and mortgage lenders when […]
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3 Problems Holiday Let Owners Face and how you can solve them 1) You’re not getting the bookings you expected Why? Because either your property is boring, or you haven’t marketed it enough. It’s one of the two. Lets take the first problem, does your holiday let stand out? Will people scrolling through Air BnB
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You Can Banish Anxiety and Stress and Move House like a Superhero! This article is for you if the idea of moving house is causing you some anxiety. If the thought stirs a deep, uneasy feeling in you or if you are having difficulty concentrating or you’re thinking in endless circles and having difficulty sleeping?
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Downsizing to a smaller home means less upkeep, lower bills and more time to do the things you love! This blog was provided by our property expert Donna Pearson – Winkworth Estate Agents We’re used to talking about the endless quest for more space. Moving up the ladder, swapping a flat for a house, extending
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The property ladder for the Self Employed Imagine it – you have found that dream home – it may be your first apartment, a bigger place for a growing family or the country cottage you’ve always wanted – so what is stopping you from pursuing that dream. Here at Rift Accounting Ltd we often have
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Are people still leaving London? People have always moved out of London in their droves, just as people have always migrated towards the capital in large numbers. The pandemic served to increase the outward traffic, and briefly it looked as though a mass exodus was afoot. But is that still the case in our post-pandemic
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A weekend at the Royal View in Ramsgate Ramsgate is a secluded seaside town situated on the far edge of Kent, boasting a beautifully clean beach. Made famous by King George IV in 1821, it was decreed as the only Royal Harbour in Britain. Later famous for where Queen Victoria spent her holidays, and the
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Bank Rate hits 3% and the world is about to end Newspapers have a habit of exaggerating a bit in their headlines. Last week the Monetary Policy Committee voted to increase the Bank of England’s Base Rate by a further 0.75%. This most recent increase now marks the 8th time the rate has been revised
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Architect’s Tips: Moving bricks and not your home At some stage we have all thought about needing more space around the house and then begins the search for a bigger property. A viable option to moving is to extend or remodel your existing property. Collaborating with an architectural designer, they are able to offer advice
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Introducing The Kingsbridge – designed by Idyllic Retreats What comes to mind when I think about Christmas is the markets, the lights, the festive flavours, and the streetscapes. At the end of a night soaking in the ambience, belly full of mulled wine and content with festive glee, all you need is a beautiful place
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