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Thursday 28th February 2008
Moneyfacts: Crunch fears for buy-to-let Buy-to-let investors will have to pay more for a mortgage due to the credit crunch. Figures from the financial website show that the average initial deposit required from borrowers has risen over ...
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Wednesday 27th February 2008
Mortgage lending 'recovering' The British Bankers' Association (BBA) has released new figures which appear to show a recovery in mortgage approvals. The BBA said high remortgaging rates drove up approvals to 44,288 in January... |
Wednesday 6th February 2008
'Big savings possible for variable rate mortgage holders' Mortgage holders should use a cut in interest rates tomorrow to reduce their repayment term, a price comparison site has said. Analysts widely expect the Bank of England’s monetary policy co... |
Friday 25th January 2008
Mortgage defaulters urged to contact bank Homeowners struggling to make their mortgage repayments should take immediate action and contact their provider, according to the head of a financial website. A recent study from MoneyExpert foun... |
Thursday 24th January 2008
Tracker mortgages becoming more popular Demand for tracker mortgages is surging this year to the extent that supply could be exhausted, it has been claimed. According to mortgage broker John Charcol, all three of its best selling produ... |
Tuesday 22nd January 2008
Home improvement most common reason for equity release Funding obtained through equity release is most likely to be used for home improvements, it has been revealed. According to a poll conducted by Norwich Union close to a third (29 per cent) of res... |
Tuesday 8th January 2008
Greater integration of EU mortgage markets 'quite a challenge' It has been claimed that the potential to integrate the European mortgage markets would be beneficial to consumers, but would be a difficult task to achieve. Savills Private Finance argues that wh... |
Monday 7th January 2008
Warning on mortgages for eco-homes Eco-homes may not be the best properties to obtain mortgages on because of their unconventional nature, it has been claimed. According to independent financial advisers Lansdown Place, mortgage le... |
Thursday 20th December 2007
Borrowers facing "tough" 2008 The coming 12 months will be difficult for borrowers and could cause many to fall into debt, it has been claimed. As the impact of the global credit crunch begins to take hold in the UK, the Repos... |
Thursday 20th December 2007
Warning over joint mortgages Property buyers have been warned over the potential pitfalls that exist when considering entering into a joint mortgage with a stranger. Peter O'Donovan, mortgage manager at IFA organisation, Best... |
Monday 17th December 2007
Couples urged to think about finances during divorce While getting divorced can be a stressful and painful time for both parties, it is still important for the couple to think about the financial implications of their actions, it has been suggested. ... |
Tuesday 11th December 2007
Fixed rate mortgages 'offer peace of mind' Longer-term, fixed rate mortgages can offer stability and peace of mind to homeowners, it has been claimed. Tim Anson head of residential lending at Mortgage Express, explained that fixed rate dea... |
Monday 26th November 2007
Interest rate falls will "ease the pressure" of credit crunch With mortgage lenders "tightening their criteria" as a result of the global credit crunch, it is becoming "more difficult" for borrowers to obtain adverse credit mortgages, the ... |
Friday 23rd November 2007
More people buying together New figures show an increase in the number of first-time buyers (FTBs) who are buying a property together. Research by Scottish Widows found that 72 per cent of graduate FTBs bought a house or f... |
Tuesday 20th November 2007
Interest rates will not affect mortgage market, says Firstrung Interest rates will not affect the mortgage market because it is "completely detached" from the Bank of England base rate, mortgage broker Firstrung has said. The Bank of England base r... |
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Mortgages
Speculation has been mounting that further interest rate cuts will be announced by the Bank of England, after minutes from its previous meeting on cuts were released. They reveal that the Bank's n... 
