The ink is barely dry on your wedding photographs and already you’re scouring the internet for your dream property.

To buy or not to buy: for millions, that really is the question. Is it better for your finances to take that first step onto the housing ladder, or is life as a renter a more affordable option? According to Halifax, it’s currently cheaper to buy than to rent.

As the days start to get brighter and the weather begins to warm up, you might be a bit more eager to leave the comfort of your living room and really set your mind onto moving home.

The only thing more stressful than buying a house is getting divorced. That’s according to a survey last year by Which? Mortgage Advisers, which found that seven out of ten described it as a nerve wracking experience.

It might be cold outside, but spring is on its way – good news for people trying to sell their homes. Spring officially starts this year on 20th March 2017, when after a long, dark winter, the days become longer than nights.

Home ownership among the under-25s has halved over the last 20 years, according to data from the Local Government Association.

Thirty districts are due to receive funding from a £1.2 billion fund that will be aimed at creating thousands of first time buyer homes this year.

It’s a truism of the housing market that the larger the deposit you have, the better the mortgage you will be able to secure.