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01st August 2009
Evidence has now revealed that Britain's debt is at its worst since the Second World War, as the black hole in the country's finances deepens.
According to figures from the Office for National Statistics, the countries total borrowing has increased to ... Read >
Author: Arti16th July 2009
About 15 protests were held across the country by ACORN, a community group, to call attention to the sluggish progress of the Obama Administrtion’s $75 billion repossession houses prevention program, dubbed Making Home Affordable.Some major mortgage ins... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr10th June 2009
Unemployment levels across Europe have soared, leading to the highest Eurozone unemployment rates for a decade. The figures relate to the 16 counties across Europe which are using the Euro, a currency which has fared well throughout the global recession. ... Read >
Author: Carys19th May 2009
House repossessions rise in Q1
Nearly 13,000 Britons lost their homes to repossession in the first three months of this
year as the recession deepened, but there are tentative signs things could get better as the
year wears on.
The Council... Read >
Author: tugsearch19th May 2009
House repossessions rise in Q1
Nearly 13,000 Britons lost their homes to repossession in the first three months of this
year as the recession deepened, but there are tentative signs things could get better as the
year wears on.
The Council... Read >
Author: tugsearch12th May 2009
With spring approaching one can only think of blooming flowers, birds chirping with the rise of the morning sun, and the dewy smell after a fresh rainfall. Yes, spring is finally here and the encapsulating sights, sounds and smell of spring give all of us... Read >
Author: Rentmeister16th February 2009
It's a tough time to buy a house. For some, with the right amount of capital and good credit, the falling home prices in Chicago signal a time for opportunity. For others, attaining a loan and securing a property to buy is even more challenging. Recently ... Read >
Author: michael russell 16th February 2009
It's a tough time to buy a house. For some, with the right amount of capital and good credit, the falling home prices in Chicago signal a time for opportunity. For others, attaining a loan and securing a property to buy is even more challenging. Recently ... Read >
Author: michael russell 20th January 2009
As the credit crunch bites building societies and banks have been forced to tighten the terms of their policies. New rigorous criteria has resulted in the amount of money lent under equity release schemes falling by two thirds over the past year.
The am... Read >
Author: michael challiner13th October 2008
With the financial markets plummeting and the banks in turmoil property prices are continuing to fall. But how much will they fall? Here we look at a range of predictions from the experts.
According to Nationwide, property prices slid 1.7% further in... Read >
Author: Wheres My Property13th October 2008
With the financial markets plummeting and the banks in turmoil property prices are continuing to fall. But how much will they fall? Here we look at a range of predictions from the experts.
According to Nationwide, property prices slid 1.7% further in... Read >
Author: Wheres My Property18th August 2008
From:http://www.chinatopsupplier.com/
Tag:Fresh measures,boost capital market liquidity,easy finance
Fresh measures announced on Wednesday to boost capital market liquidity show the Federal Reserve wants to maintain easy finance and suggest it will ... Read >
Author: utut111th July 2008
March 2008 saw the lowest ever number of people taking out mortgages to buy homes with the amount falling by 46 per cent over a year to 35,417 house buyers wanting loans.
At there peak, banks were handing out over 3,000 mortgages a day; however that nu... Read >
Author: Phil 13th June 2008
Sometimes in life we may face situations where it is best to cut your losses and run. If the loss is your home, it is likely that the decision to do this is understandably made almost too late. If you are in the unenviable position of having to sell up ... Read >
Author: Virgina Wherland11th June 2008
House prices have almost doubled in the last ten years, but even so, is the bank a safer bet for your savings? There are many articles written lately urging the public to 'invest' in realty. These investments are suggested in several forms: e.g. as a sec... Read >
Author: Christian Jacobsen04th June 2008
Reports have come though this month from the government stating that home repossession orders in England and Wales have hit the highest level since back in the 1990’s. The numbers have become apparent over the last three months, and economy experts say ... Read >
Author: Jennifer Quirk21st May 2008
When the Bank of England's monetary policy committee (MPC) delivered its verdict on interest rates for this month at noon today few would have been surprised. It decided to keep the base rate at five per cent, following its vote to cut the rate last month... Read >
Author: Assetz UK20th May 2008
There are worrying signs in the loans market at the present time. The current banking crisis has lead to concerns that mortgage customers will find it harder to get loans and in turn, with houses becoming more difficult to sell, prices will fall.
Cent... Read >
Author: Jenny Longmuir09th May 2008
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has announced that house prices have reached their worst point since the housing market crashed in the early 1990s.
The number of surveyors who reported a significant drop in house prices in January, ... Read >
Author: Jemma07th May 2008
The news today appears to have been rather bad if one only considers good news to be increases in house prices. For those looking to sell or borrow against the value of their house it certainly is, but less so for those looking to buy.
For first-time buy... Read >
Author: Assetz UK30th April 2008
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has announced that house prices have reached their worst point since the housing market crashed in the early 1990s.
The number of surveyors who reported a significant drop in house prices in January, exce... Read >
Author: Jemma11th February 2008
As interest rate decisions go, today's verdict by the Bank of England monetary policy committee (MPC) was perhaps the most widely predicted for some time. In the last week, an Adfero poll of seven economists and a Reuters survey of 60 both produced unanim... Read >
Author: Assetz UK07th February 2008
Those looking at investing in property will doubtless have been paying much attention to the possible movements in the UK base rate. Recent comments by the Bank of England governor Mervyn King, speaking to an audience in Bristol, stated that there may be ... Read >
Author: Assetz UK24th January 2008
Volkswagen AG, Europe's biggest automaker, forecast record sales after deliveries in 2007 go beyond six million units for the first time on increased demand for Skoda and VW vehicles.
Group deliveries surged 7.9 percent last year to 6.19 million car... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle22nd January 2008
Europe’s largest automaker Volkswagen AG inked sales record of 6.2 million vehicles last year thanks to the strong demand in Brazil, China and eastern Europe.
The German automaker said last Monday that the sales figure represents an increase of eig... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle20th January 2008
In the end, it did not happen. Speculation had been rising that the Bank of England monetary policy committee (MPC) might do something highly unusual and cut interest rates in successive months. Come mid-day today the news emerged that they had done no su... Read >
Author: Assetz UK05th November 2007
Toyota Motor Corp. recently joined the big three American automakers in Detroit in their campaign to oppose a new standard passed in the congress for fuel economy. As the only Japanese automaker to join the three, Toyota faced torments from several enviro... Read >
Author: Evander07th August 2007
Honda Motor, the second largest auto seller in Japan has recently increased its incentives on the Accord sedans which is so far the best-selling model in China. The raise in incentive was about the same as the one offered in United States affecting the ... Read >
Author: Evander26th July 2007
News on the possible sale of Ford’s Swedish subsidiary is raging on. And in response to reports circulating in Europe that Volvo is for sale, Ford has released a statement last Monday refuting all reports saying that it is not involved in any negotiat... Read >
Author: Morgay01st July 2007
Marriage is sacred and therefore, should be revered. In Christian life, it is an issue of utmost importance what with many marriages breaking apart these days. If only Christians follow God’s teachings in the Bible, perhaps many relationships could last... Read >
Author: Philip Nicosia04th June 2007
Last May, Toyota Motor Corporation Japan’s biggest automaker has increased its sales by 14 percent outselling again Ford Motor Co. in its home market for the third time in seven months. The increase has move Toyota a step closer to passing Ford as the... Read >
Author: Evander27th March 2007
The rumor about Porsche taking over Volkswagen is one of the longest enduring controversies in the auto industry. And with the additional shares purchased by Porsche at the Wolfsburg-based automaker will further strengthen the speculation of the rumored... Read >
Author: benjamin07th March 2007
Just as we are getting used to hearing news of Toyota kicking the stuffing out of Detroit’s Three then comes a sudden twist of the story – which still has the Japanese automaker walking all over Detroit’s Big Three but this time, we have the at le... Read >
Author: Noah Scott19th December 2006
Hybrid vehicles show decline in sales. The change in heart of auto owners is attributed to the cut in gasoline prices. In this regard, some auto enthusiasts are saying that hybrid vehicles' appeal is fading away.
Toyota and Honda automakers have enjo... Read >
Author: Stacey Wilson01st September 2006
Halifax plc part of the HBOS Group, the UK's largest provider of residential mortgages and saving accounts is advising that due to rising utility and council tax bills, the householders have been more restricted. In April, May and June the average raise i... Read >
Author: Alison White19th August 2006
Stories and rumors are going about in the automotive industry. Especially now that the Jaguar brand is showing some signs of fragility in its sales and in its performance in the auto market. Previous reports have said that the Ford Motor Company, which ... Read >
Author: Michelle Crimson30th June 2006
Recent talk within the housing market of a possible slow down, marking an end to the mini boom which has been gradually pushing house prices up across the country, seem to have been premature. The latest figures from the British Bankers' Association (BAA... Read >
Author: Richard Green01st April 2005
Global Insight, a leading economic and financial forecasting company, (formerly DRI-WEFA), states that all levels of government (federal, state, and local) should see steady increases in the purchases of goods and services through the year 2009.
... Read >
Author: Christina DeMers
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