Emily Douglas

Emily Douglas

Emily is an executive editor at KM International, contributing to its mortgage titles. She has a wealth of editorial experience, having written on HR, people management, strategy, and technology since 2015. After studying at both University College London and the University of Geneva, Emily began writing for global business publications and productions post-graduation.

Though she loves all HR-related issues, Emily’s specialties are employment law, mental health, and LGBTQ+.

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How to help first-time landlords clear the buy-to-let mortgage hurdle

The reality of BTL can be very different to what you first imagine, warns mortgage expert

How to help first-time landlords clear the buy-to-let mortgage hurdle

The General Insurance gap: Why GI deserves a place in every mortgage conversation

44% of brokers say they sometimes miss opportunities to discuss GI with their clients

The General Insurance gap:  Why GI deserves a place in every mortgage conversation

'That thought should set off alarm bells': Why GI is advisers' most overlooked opportunity

Real-life claims make general insurance essential

'That thought should set off alarm bells': Why GI is advisers' most overlooked opportunity

Clearing the hurdles: What's next for buy to let in H2 2025?

There are more than 1.3 million households on housing waiting lists right now

Clearing the hurdles: What's next for buy to let in H2 2025?

Buy-to-let BOOM: Why the North is proving popular with landlords

BTL market is now valued at £20.5 billion, up 12% from £18.3 billion in 2023

Buy-to-let BOOM: Why the North is proving popular with landlords

Is 2025 the year of the 'buy-to-let' remortgage comeback?

43% of landlords are currently looking to raise capital at the point of maturity

Is 2025 the year of the 'buy-to-let' remortgage comeback?

'Certainty, transparency, speed': Bespoke buy-to-let platform blends broker expertise with AI

'Brokers and customers expect accuracy'

'Certainty, transparency, speed': Bespoke buy-to-let platform blends broker expertise with AI

50 years of power: Have women really gained financial equality since 1975?

It's been 50 years since women could first apply for a solo mortgage – but has the sector gone far enough?

50 years of power: Have women really gained financial equality since 1975?

January nightmares! The hidden repair costs set to cost homeowners thousands

39% of renters are stuck with landlords who refuse to repair their homes

January nightmares! The hidden repair costs set to cost homeowners thousands

Inflation rises to 2.3% - but what does this mean for mortgage rates?

'We need to stay the course', says mortgage MD

Inflation rises to 2.3% - but what does this mean for mortgage rates?