Hey everyone it's Robby here with Rob D and you are listening to the

Property Podcast so much is happening right now with mortgages interest rates is a

hot topic and people want to know what they should be doing.

So we've got ourselves a mortgage expert on the podcast and I probe and push to get the best advice for you so you can make the best decisions now and moving forward.

Yes, welcome to the property podcast. Thank you for joining us. In case you don't know, we were on a company that buys more than 100 million pounds worth of property per year on behalf

of our clients. You can find out about that at Property Hub.net slash Invest, and every single one of those clients

always wants to know what's going on in the mortgage market. We talk endlessly on this

podcast about the benefits of working with a good mortgage broker.

Well today everyone gets that special experience

because we've got mortgage broker extraordinary Nick Shepard on the show.

It's time for our news story of the week now

and as we edge ever closer to the budget the

headlines are ramping up there seems to be a different news story every day one that's

caught our eye though is from the telegraph and the telegraph are reporting that the Britain's rental market will lose

1 million homes in the next decade if Labour go ahead with capital gains tax

increases. Will that happen, first of all?

It's not a done deal, although a lot of people are reporting it like it's a done deal.

We will see, in this report it talks about how capital gains increasing to 45% would mean a mass

exodus. And it's true there probably would be a lot of landlords who would leave if that was to be put in place. But they would be the older

generation of landlords because the vast majority of newer landlords or

property investors have invested through limited companies and that

shouldn't be an issue for people who've invested through a limited company.

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