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Latest investment news and market analysis from FJP Investment, covering UK property, alternative investments, economic developments and matters relevant to UK and international investors.

Bank of England building on Threadneedle Street in London
05NovNovember 5, 2026

UK Interest Rates Rise to 4% – What It Means for Your Mortgage

The Bank of England raised the UK base rate from 3.75% to 4% on Thursday 5 November 2026, its first... read more

- The Budget announces a lower Lifetime ISA withdrawal charge for otherwise qualifying first-home purchases above £450,000. The change does not increase the property cap or remove charges on other unauthorised withdrawals.
28OctOctober 28, 2026

Lifetime ISA Withdrawal Charge: Budget Announces 20% Rate

Published 28 October 2026 | By FJP Investment Editorial Team Budget 2026 has announced a reduction in the Lifetime ISA withdrawal... read more

A landlord reviewing rent statements, invoices and a calculator at a desk.
28OctOctober 28, 2026

Rental Income Tax 2027: New 24%, 44% and 49% Rates Explained

Published 28 October 2026 | By FJP Investment Editorial Team The government has announced higher rental-income tax rates in Budget... read more

UK pension tax allowance after 2027 budget
28OctOctober 28, 2026

Pension Tax Allowance 2027: Who Qualifies and How It Works

Published 28 October 2026 | By FJP Investment Editorial Team Budget 2026 has set out the Pension Tax Allowance, designed to... read more

cash isa allowance after 2027 budget announced
28OctOctober 28, 2026

Cash ISA Allowance 2027: £20,000 Limit Retained After Budget

Published 28 October 2026 | By FJP Investment Editorial Team The cash ISA allowance will remain at £20,000 from April 2027,... read more

- Older couple reviewing their household finances at home
24OctOctober 24, 2026

State Pension Increase 2027: Expected Rates, Payment Dates and Tax

The State Pension increase for April 2027 could take the full new State Pension above £250 a week, with the... read more

New-build homes on a residential development in England
16OctOctober 16, 2026

Your First Home Scheme Update: When Will the 2.5% Deposit Plan Start?

First-time buyers waiting for the Your First Home scheme have a key date to watch: the Budget on Wednesday 28... read more

Canary Wharf financial district in London
07OctOctober 7, 2026

Why Are Bond Markets Under Pressure—and What Does It Mean for UK Property?

Global bond markets have come under renewed pressure, pushing borrowing costs higher and raising questions about the consequences for mortgages,... read more

London skyline beside the River Thames
05OctOctober 5, 2026

Why Are Billionaires Leaving the UK — and What Does It Mean for Investment?

People and families with combined wealth of approximately $160 billion have left the UK or reduced their ties with it... read more

UK pensioners reviewing their finances following changes to the State Pension triple lock
02OctOctober 2, 2026

State Pension Triple Lock Changes From 2030: What It Means

Published 2 October 2026 | By FJP Investment Editorial Team The government has announced the biggest change to the UK state... read more

Leasehold apartment buildings and estate agent signs in the UK
30SepSeptember 30, 2026

Government Plans Leasehold Fee Caps and Property Agent Licensing

Published 30 September 2026 | By FJP Investment Editorial Team The government has announced plans to cap certain fees charged to... read more

First-time buyers outside a new-build home under the Your First Home scheme
28SepSeptember 28, 2026

Your First Home Scheme: 2.5% Deposit, Eligibility and 2027 Launch

Updated 28 October 2026 | By FJP Investment Editorial Team The government has confirmed the Your First Home scheme in the... read more

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