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CEO says 18- to 35-year-olds fast growing cohort of customers as company records strong 2022 sales The home improvement retailer Wickes has said the outlook for its UK business remains bright, buoyed by young renters spending more to spruce up their accommodation. The outlook contrasts with home improvement retailers in the US and the rest Europe that have painted a subdued picture for the sector during a period of inflation and a cost of living crisis. Continue reading... ...

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Higher electricity prices compound the problem - as will the governments plan to scrap retained EU laws The UK is falling far behind EU countries in its performance and policies on home insulation and energy efficiency, and will lose further ground if retained laws from the European Union are scrapped, according to a new study. The report, by UK pressure group Another Europe is Possible and Germanys respected Friedrich Ebert Foundation, says the UK is failing to match new EU laws which aim to double the annual rate of building renovation and reduce primary energy consumption by 39% by 2030. Continue reading... ...

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Local authority leaseholders have to share costs, have no say over who does the job and can face financial ruin An artist who bought a flat in a council-owned block faces homelessness after his local authority demanded he pay nearly �98,000 towards building repairs. Jamie Harris, 47, purchased the leasehold on a one-bedroom flat owned by Lambeth Council in 2007. Eight of the 10 flats in the converted Victorian villa are rented to council tenants and, unbeknown to him, he and the one other leaseholder share liability with the council for any building work. Hes now been threatened with legal action unless he pays �97,860 and says he will have to sell his home to settle the bill. Continue reading... ...

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It would give our �325,000 house another bedroom and bathroom, and we plan to move in four years Q We are planning a hip-to-gable loft conversion (which will cost us about �55,000) to give us another bedroom and bathroom. The house is currently valued at �325,000. We plan to move out of the area in four years time for school catchment area purposes. Do you think the �55,000 investment will be repaid in that time or - to put it another way - is it reasonable to assume that the cost of the extra bedroom and bathroom will add the same amount to the value of the property The house is currently a three-bedroom 1930s semi. GB Continue reading... ...

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I knew the place Id just moved into wasnt my dream home. What I didnt know was that its history would give me nightmares � In January 2021, 18 months after a sticky divorce, I bought a house. I bought it partly because I could - my ex-wife and I had got lucky on the property ladder and walked away with enough money for a deposit each. But also, I bought it because I was desperate. With shared custody of our two-year-old daughter, I needed a place where she could be happy and where I could get back on my feet. It wasnt my dream home. The bay window had been replaced by a PVC box, the walls were wonky, the windows were draughty and the pipes groaned whenever I turned on the heating. It was freezing in winter and, I would learn, had a slug problem in summer. On a road in Walthamstow, north-east London, lined by Victorian bay-windowed terraces, mine stood out like a cracked tooth. Con...

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The work would cost �25,000 and we can afford to save about �500 a month towards it Q We currently have a mortgage of �122,000 and need to complete some home renovations costing �25,000. We can afford to save about �500 a month to put towards the house renovations but it would take us years to save. Would it be worth overpaying the mortgage and then borrowing the amount we need Our fixed rate ends in January 2024. AW A Youve lost me. I dont understand why you would overpay your mortgage only to borrow it back at some point in the future. Im also a little worried that because you have a fixed-rate deal there will be a limit - typically 10% of the outstanding loan - on how much you can overpay. In your case that means you could be limited to overpaying �12,200 this year but as thats a bit more than twice the �500 a month you have going spare, you are unlikely to breach your lende...

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