Top 5 Tax Changes That Could Happen in the UK Budget – What it Means for UK Expat and Foreign National Property Investors

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In this article, Liquid Expat Mortgages’ CEO and founder, Stuart Marshall, looks at 5 of the top tax predictions for the Autumn 2025 Budget and explains how this could affect UK expat and foreign national property investors. Some Background. Every time the Budget nears, all talk in the property market turns to the possible changes…

Longer Tenancies and Value Growth are a Good Sign for Investors.

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The UK property market has been on a strong footing in 2025. Both property prices and rental demand are on the rise, while longer tenancies are becoming increasingly common. For UK expat and foreign national investors, these trends offer reassurance that the buy-to-let sector remains one of the most resilient and rewarding investment avenues, particularly…

Limited Company Buy-to-Let Continues to Break Property Records in 2025.

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The trend of landlords purchasing and managing rental properties through limited companies continues to surge in 2025, marking another record-breaking year for limited company buy-to-lets. New figures suggest that this strategic approach to property investment is now the preferred route for both professional landlords and smaller investors looking to maximise returns in an increasingly complex…

Buy-to-Let Lending Surges for UK Expat and Foreign National Investors.

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The UK’s buy-to-let market has seen a strong resurgence at the start of the year, with new figures from UK Finance showing a 39% jump in buy-to-let lending. After a period of cautious sentiment among landlords, the combination of falling mortgage rates, strong rental demand, and renewed economic confidence is reinvigorating investment activity. For UK…

Bank of England Drops Base Rate: How Will it Affect Expat and Foreign National Investors?

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The Bank of England has announced a cut to the base rate, which moved from 4.25% to 4%, marking the lowest interest rates in 2 years and a significant turning point for borrowers and investors alike. After a prolonged period of elevated rates, this latest decision signals a more favourable lending environment – particularly for…