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Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Golden Goodbyes In The Mortgage Market In a move which is as bizarre as it is attractive to mortgage customers, specialist mortgage firm Edeus is looking to offer literally thousands of customers discounts on what they owe, if they take...
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Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Mortgage Approvals Hit Record Lows News that mortgage approvals for June were over 66% down on the same period last year have spooked many in the mortgage sector where hopes were growing of a possible ‘bottoming out’ of the market.... |
Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Are Mortgage Advisers Giving Balanced Advice? As we covered earlier this week there are concerns that mortgage advisers in the UK are under severe pressure to deliver the goods in the worst trading conditions for over a decade. After the... |
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Firm discounts mortgages for some customers Edeus will offer 400 of its customers an eight per cent discount on their mortgages, provided that they redeem the remainder of the loan. The unusual move, announced today by the sub-prime lender,... |
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Is Mortgage Fraud A Real Problem In The UK? In the middle of the collapsing property market it seems as though mortgage fraudsters are very much on the prowl with the Financial Services Authority (FSA) on the look out for some major scalps.... |
Friday 18th July 2008
Is It Time For The Government To Bail Out Banks Again? News that mortgage approvals are down 32% for the year ended June 2008 has prompted calls for more assistance from the authorities as the situation in the housing market continues to worsen. The... |
Thursday 17th July 2008
Nationwide cuts rates again Nationwide will cut some of its fixed rate and tracker deals by up to 0.46 per cent, the firm has announced. The move is an example of further positive sentiment in the UK mortgage market, and mar... |
Wednesday 16th July 2008
Nationwide Announce Reduction In Mortgage Rates In a rare move of hope in the property market it has been confirmed that Nationwide will be lowering the rate they charge for fixed and variable mortgages by just under 0.5%. While the move is a... |
Wednesday 16th July 2008
When £50 Billion Is Not Enough To Save The Housing Market Much like we speculated on this site just a few days ago, it looks as though the government and Bank of England may be forced into extending the £50 billion asset swap deal announced earlier... |
Sunday 13th July 2008
The Fixed Rate To Variable Rate Mortgage Trap As the cost of fixed rate mortgages continues to ride higher and higher a number of people have taken to transferring from fixed to variable rate to grab the small savings on offer. But are these... |
Thursday 10th July 2008
Mortgage Market Rejecting First Time Buyers As the credit crunch continues to roll on it is becoming more and more apparent that first time buyers are being rejected and neglected by an ever more choosey mortgage finance sector. Not only... |
Thursday 10th July 2008
Will The Mortgage Providers Dare Raise Rates Further As news filters through to the market that the Bank of England has held interest rates at 5%, the housing market is now holding its collective breath to see whether the likes of Halifax and the... |
Sunday 29th June 2008
HBOS Introduce Mortgage Entry Fee After the industry was heavily criticised by the regulators for the old mortgage exit fees, it seems that Halifax (now part of HBOS) has taken a new route to raising money from mortgage customers... |
Thursday 26th June 2008
HSBC Rescue Mortgage Fees Hit The Roof While HSBC stepped in to try and take some of the heat off those home owners coming to the end of their fixed rate mortgage deals, there are fears that the rescue offer may not be as attractive as... |
Tuesday 24th June 2008
Month Of May Falls Flat For Mortgages Historically May has been one of the busier months of the year when it comes to mortgage approvals with many home buyers looking to secure deals after the Easter break. However in light of the... |
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