Nailsea Financial Services

29/07/2025

🏆SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT🏆

Nailsea & Tickenham FC would like to say thank you to Nailsea Financial Services Ltd for your continued support for our local football club.
Giving independent financial advice since 1998 covering:
▪️Mortgages
▪️Protection
▪️Equity Release
▪️Pensions
▪️Investments
A friendly local company providing a great local service for Nailsea and surrounding areas.

Your financial support helps keep the club going and growing, thank you.
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30/04/2025

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Thanks to Nailsea Financial Services for their continued support

19/01/2025

The first team drew with Clevedon United at home.

Goals:

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07/11/2024

The Monetary Policy Committee voted by a majority of 8-1 to reduce to 4.75%

05/07/2024

What does the election result mean for housing and mortgages?

Labour’s manifesto included:

🏠 Building
- Aim to build 1.5m homes during this parliament.
- immediately update the National Policy Planning Framework… including restoring mandatory housing targets

📈 Mortgages
- introduce a “permanent, comprehensive mortgage guarantee scheme” to support first time buyers who struggle to save for a large deposit, with lower mortgage costs.

💰 Stamp Duty
- increase the rate of Stamp Duty Land Tax for non-UK residents buying property in the UK.

So what will change for YOU in the immediate future?

We’re not likely to see any significant shift in mortgage rates, and any new schemes will take a while to plan and come into play.

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11/05/2024

06/04/2024

21/03/2024

The Bank of England has held the base rate at 5.25% for the fifth consecutive month.

Is now the perfect time to review your current mortgage?

Speak to one of our advisers today for expert mortgage & protection advice.

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16/02/2024

Breaking news: UK officially in recession with a 0.3% drop in GDP.

📉 What does this mean for your mortgage? 🏠

💴 During a recession, interest rates may change, impacting the cost of borrowing. A Central Bank will typically lower interest rates to make borrowing cheaper for businesses and people, encourage spending & help the economy grow. However, in the UK, prices have been going up fast, so the Bank of England raised interest rates to control inflation.

💼 Job stability can become unsettled during economic uncertainty. If you're worried about your job security, it's a good idea to talk to your mortgage provider about possible options to help you stay on track with your mortgage payments if things get tough.

🏠 If you’re looking to buy a property or remortgage during these uncertain times, speak to one of our advisers today for expert mortgage & protection advice.

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Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.