What is the Bank of England Levy and how does it affect my UK property investment portfolio for 2026/27?
Quick Answer
The Bank of England Levy is an annual charge on certain financial institutions. While not directly applied to property investors, its costs can be indirectly passed on through higher mortgage rates or tighter lending criteria for BTL loans, impacting portfolio finances.
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