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Cohabitation Agreements: Why Unmarried Couples Buying Property Together Need One

Unmarried couples in England and Wales have no automatic legal rights over each other's property, unlike married couples or civil partners. A cohabitation agreement sets out ownership shares and what happens if you split up.

James Morgan9 Jul 20265 min read

🏠 Mortgage & Property

Joint Mortgage Affordability for Unmarried Couples 2026/27

How lenders assess joint mortgage affordability for cohabiting, unmarried couples, and what protections you need in place given the lack of automatic legal rights on separation.

James Morgan4 Jul 20266 min read

🏠 Mortgage & Property

Joint Mortgage Affordability for Unmarried Couples (2026)

Unmarried couples buying together face the same affordability tests as married couples — but none of the legal protections. Worked examples and how to protect your share.

James Morgan4 Jul 20264 min read

🏠 Mortgage & Property

Property Ownership for Unmarried Couples: Tax Implications 2026

Unmarried couples property tax UK: stamp duty, CGT, IHT and income tax rules for 2026/27. Know your rights before buying together.

Emma Clarke21 Jun 20269 min read

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