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Top UK Stocks to Watch: Morgan Sindall shares pop to new high after raising expectations

Top UK Stocks to Watch: Morgan Sindall shares pop to new high after raising expectations Joshua Warner April 22, 2021 8:58 AM Morgan Sindall makes a strong start to the year, Informa and Rentokil both hope 2021 will be a ‘year of transition’, Taylor Wimpey says it won’t return excess capital to investors until next year, Domino’s reports ‘exceptional’ sales, and Alphawave prepares to launch a London IPO. Share: Top News: Morgan Sindall ups expectations after strong start to 2021 Construction and regeneration group Morgan Sindall said it expects to report annual results ‘significantly ahead’ of its previous expectations after making a strong start to the new year.

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Taylor Wimpey reports higher order book on back of rising demand and government support measures

Taylor Wimpey has hailed the continued strength of the UK housing market as it revealed its order book is over £100million bigger than at the same point last year. The housebuilder said it is trading in line with full-year expectations thanks to a combination of significant consumer demand, government support schemes and decent mortgage availability. Its forward order book at the end of last month totalled £2.81billion and represented nearly 11,000 homes compared to £2.67billion and just over 10,850 homes in March 2020. Taylor Wimpey s forward order book at the end of last month totalled £2.81billion, representing nearly 10,995 homes compared to £2.67billion and 10,853 homes in March 2020

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95% mortgages can only go so far in helping first-time-buyers

95% mortgages can only go so far in helping first-time-buyers
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Property sales rise 32% in March: HMRC | Mortgage Strategy

21 st April 2021 10:42 am The number of residential property sales registered in March was 32.2% higher than the previous month as buyers tried to beat the expected end of the stamp duty holiday, figures from HM Revenue & Customs reveal. The total for March was also double the figure for the same month last year, during which the UK entered its first lockdown. According to the official seasonally-adjusted estimates, there were 190,980 residential property transactions in March, which is an increase of 102.3% on the same time last year. There were 12,530 non residential sales in March, which was 53% higher than a year earlier and 24.5% higher than February 2021.

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Santander launches 95% LTV mortgages | Mortgage Introducer

Santander is set to launch 95% LTV mortgages as part of the government’s Mortgage Guarantee Scheme. From Tuesday 20 April 2021, people looking to buy a new home can apply for one of three products, which are fee free and include a free valuation. The products are a 2-year tracker at 3.99%, a 3-year fix at 3.99% and a 5-year fix at 4.09%. The three products, which are repayment mortgages for houses priced up to £600,000 or flats and leasehold properties up to £400,000, are available to first-time buyers and home-movers. Brad Fordham, head of mortgages at Santander said: “We know that buying a home is expensive and finding the money for a deposit and the upfront costs can sometimes prove a barrier to potential homeowners.

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