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Could Now Be The Right Time To Remortgage?
The mortgage market is tough for first time buyers, but lenders seem keen to please one group of borrowers; those who already have a home.
Earthquake shakes finances as well as homes
Earthquakes are uncommon in the UK; but when they do hit, they not only have the potential to cause untold damage and injury, but can also cause serious financial problems.
Mortgage non-payer and 'squatter' awarded house
A court decided that Djabar Babai should be awarded the home in which he has lived in for the past 16 years because Nat West took too long to attempt to repossess the property after he stopped paying the mortgage in 1993.
Women step aside when it comes to sorting house move finances
Recent research shows that although the majority of couples choose their new house together, women tend to leave it to the men to sort out finance for the move.
More Brits considering equity release as they approach retirement
Younger generations are more likely to release equity to help them with retirement; highlighting the fact that many have not invested enough in pension schemes and savings accounts.
Prepare well before plunging into buy-to-let or becoming a landlord
There are many things to consider before getting into the buy-to-let market, but you can prepare fully by being realistic about costs, anticipated occupancy levels, and ensuring you and your property are adequately insured.
Mortgage lending for 2007 hit record levels
Mortgage lending during 2007 hit record levels, although that was largely due to exceptional performance during the first six months of the year, leading the Council of Mortgage Lenders to issue a warning on the state of the mortgage market.
Housing now costs more than food in most British households
A publication issued by the Office of National Statistics has compared household incomes and expenditure from 1957, when the government agency first started collecting information, to similar data in 2006 - with some surprising results.
Homeowners face grim future on expiry of fixed-rate deals
The Council of Mortgage Lenders estimates that 1.4 million homeowners nearing the end of their cheap fixed-rate mortgages taken out before five interest rate rises, will be in for a shock when they find out how much they will need to pay once their deal expires.
Overseas ‘buy-to-let’ acquisitions on the rise
As the steam finally seems to run out of the UK residential property market, more ‘buy-to-let’ investors are looking abroad for opportunities to make speculative investments.
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