What’s next for the UK housing market in 2026?
What’s next for the UK housing market in 2026? Outlook on interest and mortgage rates, first‑time buyers, rental reform and regional trends from Lloyds Banking Group.
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The latest news, expertise and thought leadership from Lloyds Banking Group.
The UK’s shift to electric vehicles (EVs) and transportation is accelerating. This report outlines new evidence on consumer perceptions and the extent to which misperceptions may be holding back electric vehicle adoption across different groups of people.
12 January 2026 | Lloyds Banking Group
Lloyds Banking Group backs Orbit Group with £195 million finance package
What’s next for the UK housing market in 2026? Outlook on interest and mortgage rates, first‑time buyers, rental reform and regional trends from Lloyds Banking Group.
5 minutes
Lloyds Banking Group is transforming the insurance experience through digital tools like five-minute claims processing and self-service policy management, while maintaining human support for complex cases.
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As we move through the second half of 2025, the UK remortgage market is undergoing a significant transformation. The landscape today is shaped by the maturing of fixed-rate mortgage deals secured in the pandemic-era ‘race for space’.
With over 1.5 million households stuck on social housing waiting lists, it's clear we need to rethink the policy approach to investment in social housing.
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Homes Director Andrew Asaam looks at what could impact the housing market this year, and why it's hard for younger adults to buy a home right now.
6 minutes
18 Nov 2025 | Jill Henderson
Women face a 32% gender pension gap driven by career breaks, childcare responsibilities and lower investment confidence, but with practical steps and policy support this gap can be closed.
Lloyds Banking Group named “Outstanding” in Euromoney’s 2025 MarketMap of the world’s best digital banks, highlighting its leadership in digital and AI-driven banking.
6 Nov 2025 | Helen Bierton and Rohit Dhawan
With over 21 million mobile app customers, we recognise that the way people interact with their money has changed.