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Why Reit valuations could be set for a rebound

The metrics point to a prospective rebound in UK Reit valuations, although it's going to be a rather patchy affair

What investors can expect from Keir Starmer’s Labour

A new government with a five-year mandate raises the prospect of major changes to the way the nation is governed. IC reporters look at what happens next

What a Labour government will mean for your money

The Party's manifesto contains policies that impact savers, investors, landlords and workers

Why interest rate cuts won't boost house prices

Fixed-rate mortgages are insulating homeowners – but not for long

'I'm a non-dom – do I have to pay capital gains tax?'

Tax & Pensions Clinic: Our reader has sold a property and made a profit but isn’t sure how, when or even if he should declare it to HMRC

‘Can I pay off my mortgage and retire with £1.5mn?’

Portfolio Clinic: Our reader invested rather than paying off debt when rates were low, but now needs to pay off a loan and boost his retirement funds. Taha Lokhandwala helps find a way

NI & stamp duty: What the Conservative manifesto means for you

Rishi Sunak unveils plans to slash taxes affecting workers, landlords, savers and investors

LondonMetric Property growing in moribund Reit market

A period of consolidation after the merger with LXi means the new company has time to reduce its debts and sells off unwanted assets

Why political change will be no panacea for landlords

Budding buy-to-let landlords could look for opportunities abroad if Labour follows the Conservative lead

A commercial property special opportunity

After a distressing period for Reit investors, a recovery play on the commercial property market hopes to debut in London