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Easter Monday is the perfect time to have a look at your finances, no matter how big or small your household is, to make sure you are heading into the last fortnight of the month having made as many savings as possible.

property jargon used by estate agents can be difficult to understand, especially when you’re not regularly involved in buying, selling or renting and misunderstanding the terms could lead to expensive mistakes. Property experts at GoodMove have revealed the 12 most-searched-for property terms using Google Search Trends and their experts have created a jargon dictionary to help prospective buyers understand the tricky terminology.

Household bills are one of those things that can quickly add up – and nobody wants to pay over the odds for their bills if they don’t have to. Thankfully there are small changes that can create long term savings and experts have put together a list of areas where bills can be reduced.

property ladder. So now that the country is facing a recession due to coronavirus, what does this mean for first-time buyers? We spoke to Nima Ghasri, director at regulated property buyers Good Move, who offered some handy tips on buying a home.From shopping around to speaking with a financial adviser, here are five tricks to bear in mind.Are you a first-time buyer? Tell us how you feel about buying your first home during a recession in the comments section... It may sound cliché, but the more money you have saved, the better.You need to establish how much money you can put towards the cost of a new home.Usually, the bigger your deposit, the better mortgage rate you'll be offered.