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The current UK housing market is an unstable one, and so it's difficult to know from one day to the next when is the best time to buy, when is the best time to sell, and when is the best time to sit put. Here are some tips to help you make the right move.

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Since the credit crunch last year the fantastic loan rates of around 6% that many enjoyed in the preceding years have vanished. While the Bank of England base rate has dropped massively to just 1% and afforded many mortgage holders some financial breathing space to help them get through the tough months ahead, unfortunately lenders are not obliged to pass on base rate savings to personal loans customers.

For most people, buying a house will probably be the single biggest capital investment of their lives.  The sums of money involved in this key financial transaction can make the task of selecting a mortgage more than a little daunting – and complicated - for the first time buyer, with thousands of mortgages on the market in the UK.  So it is important to perhaps look at the fundamentals involved in the process of mortgaging a house to help provide a little focus in the search for the right mortgage for you.