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Dec 18th, 2008 |
By admin |
Category: property news
2009 will be a tough year for us all. The latest figures suggest that as many as 75,000 Britons will face repossession, that’s a 67% increase on the number of repossessions taking place this year. The number of people falling into mortgage arrears is expected to reach around half a million.
The number of repossessions expected [...]
Tags: borrowers, debt, debts, home repossessions, homeowners, lenders, mortgage, mortgage arrears, mortgages, recession
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Dec 16th, 2008 |
By admin |
Category: Lead Story
In parliament yesterday Alistair Darling announced some changes that were aimed at stimulating lending back to the levels we saw in 2007. Despite the £37 billion Government bailout, that occurred during October, lending remains at a third of the levels seen in the previous year. The interest rate cuts announced on the 5th December 2008 [...]
Tags: alistair darling, currency markets, first time buyer, first time buyers, gordon brown, housing market, interest rate, mortgage, mortgage rates, mortgages, recession
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Dec 9th, 2008 |
By admin |
Category: property news
During November we saw the lowest volume of houses sold for 30 years marking the fact Britain is now in deep recession.
The squeeze on lending coupled with falling house prices, low confidence and uncertainty in the employment market is causing the lack of property sales.
Falling property prices are great for first-time buyers and investors that [...]
Tags: economy, falling house prices, first time buyers, home buyers, mortgage, mortgage approvals, mortgages, property, recession
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Dec 8th, 2008 |
By admin |
Category: Featured Articles
HSBC Holdings has revealed that it will increase lending to UK homeowners by 18% in 2009. This will be a welcomed announcement by the Government who are putting banks under pressure to boost lending.
HSBC have £15 billion in the pot to lend to UK mortgage seekers in 2009, this is up on the £12.8 billion [...]
Tags: borrowers, first time buyers, homeowners, housing market, hsbc holdings, mortgage, mortgage lending, mortgages, uk homeowners, uk mortgage
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Dec 7th, 2008 |
By admin |
Category: Featured Articles
People who are on tracker mortgages, which track the Bank of England base rate, should be reaping the benefits of the new 2% interest rate. Those consumers who took a tracker mortgage could be seeing savings of 100s of pounds each month if the lenders pass on the impact of the cut.
Not all mortgage holders [...]
Tags: abbey, bank of england, base rate, borrowers, free mortgages, housing market, interest rate, lenders, mortgage, mortgage rates, mortgages, property, tracker mortgage, variable rate mortgages
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Dec 5th, 2008 |
By admin |
Category: Lead Story, finance
The Bank of England has once again cut interest rates in a hope to stimulate the property market, but it still may not be enough. The cut in interest rate was welcomed throughout the property industry but analysts believe this won’t be enough to stimulate the market.
The interest rate was cut by 1% making the [...]
Tags: bank of england, base rate, borrowers, buying, economy, first time buyers, halifax, homeowners, house prices, housing market, interest rate, interest rates, mortgage, mortgages, property
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Nov 5th, 2008 |
By admin |
Category: Lead Story, finance
Abbey one of the UK’s biggest mortgage lenders has raised the cost of borrowing just before the expected rate cut by the Bank of England on Thursday the 6th November. Abbey have increased the rate on tracker mortgages negating any benefit customers would have received from a 0.5% rate cut.
The prediction in rate cut is [...]
Tags: abbey, economy, finance, first time buyer, mortgage, mortgage lenders, mortgage rates, mortgages
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Oct 12th, 2008 |
By admin |
Category: Lead Story, property news
Leaving unpaid credit card debt for too long and it could ruin your chance of getting a mortgage in the future. Instead of mortgages being based on how much you earn it will be more based around how much you can afford after all your outgoings and debt re-payments.
Banks such as Alliance and Leicester, [...]
Tags: loans, mortgage, mortgages
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