Articles, tagged with "mortgage customers", page 2

Leads- Free helpful Information For Leads

I've long wanted to write an article about Web Leads (Life Assurance Leads, Health Insurance Leads, Homeowner's Assurance Leads, for example) and why they are a waste of cash, time, and a drain on the Assurance Industry. A strong economy and growing p... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni

UK Loan Market – What's In Store For Homeowners?

Financial market trends are all set to grant more financial powers to the consumers. This is what market indicates as it progresses further. As we notice for the past few weeks, there has been a spurt in number of new mortgages and rate cuts. This is... Read >
Author: gracy

When Rates Start to Rise

If you're a homeowner on a tracker mortgage, you'll be feeling pretty pleased with yourself right now. The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has slashed the base rate from 5% in October to a record low of just 0.5%. If you've got a £150,000 ... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Are Charges For Mortgage Arrears Unfair?

Many mortgage customers are being charged between 20 and 50 pounds each month if they fall into arrears. The lenders argue that these charges merely reflect extra costs they incur and the costs cease when customers agree a repayment plan. But critics ... Read >
Author: michael challiner

Is Your Building Society Worried You Will Be Made Redundant?

Homebuyers with spotless credit records are being warned that they could find it difficult to take out a new mortgage as banks continue to tighten their lending criteria. Banks and building societies are rejecting loan applications at short notice as hous... Read >
Author: michael challiner

Supermarket lenders lead pack

The personal loans market is one industry that has been particularly hard hit in the current economic slowdown. Banks, already overloaded with large amounts of toxic assets, have become increasingly wary of lending to anyone without a spotless credit rati... Read >
Author: Darrell

7 steps to Stop House Repossession

The Council of Mortgage Lenders says the number of cases in arrears at the end of September 2008 was 168,000 - 8pc higher than the 155,600 in arrears at the end of June. They are expecting up to 170,000 arrears by the end of the year. The CML also said... Read >
Author: Mark Jenkins

House prices – boom or bust?

Property booms are a real shot in the arm for those already nearing the top of the housing ladder. They've seen their property prices rise higher than they'd have dared to hope. The cost of borrowing has been low and house values wonderfully high. Life is... Read >
Author: michael challiner

Preforeclosure Ecourse for Mortgage Lenders

The truth is, folks, that preforeclosure and short sales are the wave of today and the future. As someone who has had mortgage loan training and who I'm sure pays attention to the news and realizes how many foreclosures are out there right now, aren't you... Read >
Author: D.C. Fawcett

Nationwide And Woolwich Pile On The Pain For Borrowers

Borrowers have been dealt another blow as mortgage giants Nationwide and Woolwich raise rates and the cost of two-year fixed rate mortgages hits a ten-year high. Research by financial information specialist Moneyfacts.co.uk has shown the cost of... Read >
Author: Christian Ward

Offset Mortgages can be the better option

A leading broker has advised people to choose an offset mortgage rather than dipping into their savings to pay for their home loan. An expert from the broker said that this would allow customers to pay off their home loan quicker and would also offer t... Read >
Author: Gill

Bradford & Bingley Shocking Debt Woes

Today's announcement that Bradford & Bingley, Britain's biggest buy-to-let mortgage lender had already suffered huge losses in the first few months of the year caught many by surprise. However, it is the lender's bad debt figures, located towards the ... Read >
Author: Mildred

Northern Rock Might Be The Place To Borrow

State-owned Northern Rock is set to offer great deals for savers in the coming months, however it is the bank's existing 800,000 mortgage customers who are the bone of contention. The main cause of Northern Rock's swift demise was the home loans offe... Read >
Author: Jemma

Charity Slams Sub-Prime Mortgage Market

A leading charity has criticized lenders who supply secured loans to people with low credit ratings. A Citizens Advice Bureaux report said irresponsible lending decisions and aggressive arrears management by sub-prime lenders were driving the current i... Read >
Author: Linsey Summers

The Banking Crisis – What Affect Will It Have On Mortgage Lending

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 Longmuir

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