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Friday 31st August 2007
Green mortgages for green homes Mortgage hunters and home buyers do not necessarily compromise on their principles, as a range of new mortgage products for environmentally-minded consumers are coming on to the market. So-called ...
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Tuesday 21st August 2007
Mortgage lending 'robust', says CML The latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) show that mortgage lending reached £34.4 billion in July, despite five increases in interest rates in a year. New lending, howev... |
Monday 20th August 2007
110 per cent mortgages to benefit first-time buyers According to research by Alliance & Leicester Mortgages, three out of four mortgage brokers feel that first-time buyers stand to benefit the most combined mortgage and personal loan products. ... |
Wednesday 15th August 2007
Fixed-rate mortgages at record high A record share of homebuyers opted for fixed-rate mortgages in June, according to figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders. The survey showed that 90 per cent of first-time buyers took out fix... |
Thursday 2nd August 2007
Mortgage exit fees scrapped Mortgage lenders are either fixing or scrapping exit fees, after coming up for criticism from the Financial Services Authority (FSA). Many banks have now cut the fee, levied when a mortgage is pa... |
Wednesday 1st August 2007
Discounted mortgages are a cheaper option Discounted mortgages may now be a cheaper option than fixed rate, new research from Mform shows. The average annual cost of a two-year discounted mortgage, including fees, is around £1,700 p... |
Monday 30th July 2007
Twenty-five year mortgages 'too long' Fewer than one in four people would consider taking out a 25-year mortgage, according to new research by Abbey. The research showed that Brits are not keen on the government's new initiative to tr... |
Friday 27th July 2007
Young homebuyers taking risks on mortgages One in six (15 per cent) of young adults are prepared to borrow over four times their annual salary to get on the housing ladder, according to a new survey. The research by friendly society, LV= s... |
Tuesday 24th July 2007
Mortgage market moves away from fixed-rate deals Over the last two years, fixed-rate mortgages have been the most popular choice for homeowners, but some mortgage lenders are predicting a drop in their popularity. Figures from the Council of Mor... |
Friday 20th July 2007
Boom in 100 per cent plus LTV mortgages predicted Mortgage brokers are predicting a sharp increase in the number of mortgages with a loan to value (LTV) ratio of 100 per cent or more. According to research by Alliance & Leicester Mortgages, m... |
Friday 20th July 2007
Choose mortgages with future in mind Younger homebuyers should think about what they will be afford both in the short and long term when choosing a mortgage, warned Mortgage Financial today. First-time buyers in particular should car... |
Friday 20th July 2007
Mortgage lending at record high Mortgage lenders are handing over more money than ever before, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) has announced. The CML reported an all-time high gross mortgage lending sum of £34.2 billi... |
Wednesday 11th July 2007
UK sub-prime mortgages 'booming' Britain's sub-prime mortgage market grew by 28 per cent in 2006, research from analyst firm Datamonitor suggests. Sub-prime mortgages, which cover individuals unable to secure a mortgage from main... |
Tuesday 10th July 2007
Charcol slates Chancellor's mortgage purge After new chancellor of the exchequer Alistair Darling revealed radical plans to get more people long-term fixed rate mortgages, many lenders have reacted with displeasure. Mr Darling claimed that... |
Monday 9th July 2007
460,000 mortgages 'unpaid over last six months' There were over 460,000 cases of missed mortgage payments over the past six months, according to research by MoneyExpert.com The comparison website added that in 2006 an average of 36,000 homeowne... |
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Using a keynote speech at the CBI in Scotland we saw Gordon Brown looking more upbeat than he has for some time, more resilient and more candid in his approach to the struggle with the economy.... 
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