Articles, tagged with "bank of england base rate", page 1
07th October 2011
Whilst the last two years have been a difficult period for savers, they have been an excellent time for borrowers. The Bank of England has kept interest rates at record low levels since Spring 2009 meaning many mortgage borrowers have benefited from low p...
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Author:
Timothy Frodsham
29th September 2011
As prices continue to steadily decline, what options are there for homeowners if they need to make a move urgently but can't afford a larger or more expensive house? What happens when sellers are struggling to get prospective buyers through the door? The ...
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Author:
Timothy Frodsham
19th August 2011
Remortgages are on the increase due to spiralling inflation increases, but there is a little monster lurking. It has recently been in the press that remortgage deal fees have increased over the eighteen months by 15%.
Between September 2009 and March 2...
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Author:
Timothy Frodsham
28th July 2011
A remortgage is when you change your mortgage to a new mortgage deal, either with you existing lender or with a new one. There is some jargon involved, and here we explain what it all means.
Valuation: A valuation is simply when a surveyor checks your...
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Author:
Timothy Frodsham
28th July 2011
It's certainly not usually obvious what deal is the greatest or exactly what the most affordable interest rate is.It's generally a fine idea to contact some mortgage comparability sites to check out what promotions and rates are available to you. You may ...
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Author:
DerickKing
22nd July 2011
House prices are now 2.3 per cent lower than they were a year ago. That's the latest finding from the Land Registry who also report that property prices in England and Wales fell by 1.1 per cent in March 2011 alone.
Many lenders have confirmed that hou...
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Author:
Timothy Frodsham
25th May 2011
There are countless reasons why you may choose to remortgage. You may want to benefit from a better interest rate, undertake some home improvements or borrow cash to consolidate debts. And, when you start the remortgage process, one of the most importan...
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Author:
Timothy Frodsham
13th April 2011
There can be many occasions or stages in life when you analyze the needs of some types of equity release schemes in order to access your wealth. Before going for an option it is always advised to understand each and every option available to you. Since th...
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Author:
Lewis Carroll
07th April 2011
A mortgage is a loan that is used to purchase a property. Taking out a mortgage and purchasing a property are serious financial commitments, which should not be taken lightly and rarely are. For most homeowners, their mortgage payment is their largest mon...
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Author:
rina
21st February 2011
Equity release has been a fantastic product for many retired people, it has helped them raise cash to fund the projects that needed to be completed or fulfilled dreams they had. There is however, if you are not careful a sting in the tail to it all.
O...
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Author:
Sunny
14th February 2011
Everyone involved in the property market has its eyes and ears finely attuned to the signals that the mortgage market could improve in 2011. The improvement couldn’t come soon enough as the Council of Mortgage Lenders reported the sixth month of falling g...
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Author:
ha198000
19th January 2011
A Remortgage (or a Refinance Mortgage) is simply a new loan that replaces an existing mortgage. This can be obtained through the existing lender or a different lender, depending upon the best remortgage deals available in the market at that time. Remo...
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Author:
Timothy Frodsham
13th January 2011
If you want help with remortgage options, you've come to the right place. There are just as many different types of remortgages available as regular mortgages. With so many choices, choosing the right remortgage option can be quite confusing. Here is a de...
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Author:
Ashton Field
22nd December 2010
Best Tracker Mortgage NEWS!It does not matter what the Bank of England base rate is set at, you will find that a tracker mortgage is usually set higher but set lower than the standard variable rates.When the interest rate is currently at an all time low t...
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Author:
Vance Stevenson
03rd December 2010
It is undoubted that in today’s property market, banking situation and economic climate getting your foot on the property ladder has never been harder, particularly for first time buyers.
The banking crisis and reluctance in lending and borrowing, or t...
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Author:
Harry Pearce