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10th September 2009
If you have a poor credit history it is going to be difficult to get a mortgage but it might be possible. Before the credit crunch sub-prime mortgage lenders were riding high in the UK mortgage market. There were simply dozens of them, from standalone len... Read >
Author: michael challiner25th August 2009
If you are looking for a loan or line of credit be ready to be depressed. The fact is that even if you have a perfect credit history, you're likely to be offered a smaller loan than you applied for at an interest rate far higher than you'd ever expect... Read >
Author: michael challiner28th June 2009
First-time buyers have faced a conundrum over the last couple of years. After years of house prices spiralling out of reach of the average first-time buyer, they have finally fallen.
But in a cruel twist, the mortgage market froze up last year and len... Read >
Author: MarkeD24th April 2009
The UK mortgage market is diverse with many products available from a wide selection of lenders. This article is to outline the different types of mortgage rates available, how they work, the benefits and drawbacks of each one. There are 5 main types of r... Read >
Author: Sarkin06th January 2009
Tony Murtagh is former MD of the UK’s largest specialist mortgage broker. He is currently MD of The Money Group. Go online at www.the-money-group.co.uk
The UK mortgage market remains in a state of shock after the tsunami like effects of the, “Cr... Read >
15th December 2008
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The UK mortgage market is beginning to return to a state of normality after an extended period of high prices and easy access to property purchase loans, Your Mortgage has claimed.
While many homeowners may be worried ... Read >
Author: smudger08th December 2008
The credit crunch has affected many lenders, banks and credit card companies as well as the everyday person. The value of debt of the already indebted has increased, and borrowing has become quite expensive for those who are trying to obtain new loans for... Read >
Author: RicReev04th December 2008
The bank of England cut interest rates from 4.5% down to 3% this month and then commented that they had thought of a bigger drop in the base rate. But they were worried about the message a bigger drop in interest rates would have sent into the market. Wha... Read >
Author: SEO Positive04th December 2008
The bank of England cut interest rates from 4.5% down to 3% this month and then commented that they had thought of a bigger drop in the base rate. But they were worried about the message a bigger drop in interest rates would have sent into the market. Wha... Read >
Author: SEO Positive03rd December 2008
The bank of England cut interest rates from 4.5% down to 3% this month and then commented that they had thought of a bigger drop in the base rate. But they were worried about the message a bigger drop in interest rates would have sent into the market. Wha... Read >
Author: SEO Positive03rd December 2008
The bank of England cut interest rates from 4.5% down to 3% this month and then commented that they had thought of a bigger drop in the base rate. But they were worried about the message a bigger drop in interest rates would have sent into the market. Wha... Read >
Author: SEO Positive14th October 2008
The UK mortgage market looks set to improve offering borrower’s new cheap mortgage deals as banks agree to finance support conditions. Banks have agreed that borrowers will be able to get more competitive, cheap mortgage offers with rates set to return ... Read >
Author: cborthwick909th September 2008
It was another edgy week for stock markets with both bulls and bears frustrated and unwilling to take on big positions. With the exception of the FTSE, major indices finished down on the week, though a good showing on Friday ensured that equities finishe... Read >
Author: cordieliea21st May 2008
In recent months, much has occurred in the mortgage market and with such a lot of press/media coverage, this summary may be helpful to people who wish to understand and 'take stock' of the current situation.
What is happening?
The UK Mortgage Market... Read >
Author: Nigel Osgood15th May 2008
Mortgage approvals unexpectedly increased in January as house prices continued to fall. The Bank of England has released new data showing there were 74,000 mortgage approvals in January, which was up 2,000 from December. That month’s figure of 72,000 wa... Read >
Author: Drew Swainston15th May 2008
The number of products available on the UK mortgage market has declined rapidly in recent months as lenders tighten their belts in order to lessen the effects of the credit crunch. Lenders in the UK have recently been withdrawing various types of products... Read >
Author: michael sterios28th April 2008
The last few months have been tough for those seeking to get a mortgage, be it a residential loan for that all important first home or a buy-to-let mortgage. In both cases the supply of products has fallen, while the reverse has been true about the size o... Read >
Author: Assetz UK16th April 2008
There is no doubt that the UK mortgage market has been hit by the so-called credit crunch. There are also signs that the housing market is slipping back (Spring 2008). But whereas many people are looking on the gloomy side, there will be some canny peop... Read >
Author: Paul Elms05th February 2008
After a long period of low interest rates, soft lending criteria, and a strong property market, UK mortgage products have enjoyed a period of prosperity as never before. However, several incidents have occurred recently which have thrown the market into d... Read >
Author: michael sterios03rd October 2007
Exploring Trainee Mortgage Advisor Jobs in the UK mortgage industryAre you looking for an opportunity in the UK mortgage industry and finding it hard to get on to the trainee mortgage advisor jobs ladder? The key to being successful in the mortgage indust... Read >
Author: Joe Kocsis21st September 2007
With breaking news across the wires is that following the US Federal Reserve's announcement that has slashed the base interest rate to 4.75% ( a drop of half a point ), the FTSE gained a 2% rise. The knock on affect of this bold move by the US Reserve wil... Read >
Author: Alexis Svenn10th September 2007
UK mortgage fees have risen considerably in the past few years despite low interest rates and high levels of mortgage market competitiveness. The rising UK mortgage costs include both the fees applied to the mortgage upon application and upon redemption.T... Read >
Author: michael sterios31st August 2007
Bad Credit Mortgages no Problem.
With Simply Mortgages bad credit mortgages and adverse credit mortgages. If you have a poor credit rating, have been issued a CCJ, have defaulted on payments or have claimed bankruptcy or voluntary insolvency, finding ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer31st July 2006
CeMAP training and regulation of the UK mortgage market
Regulation of the UK mortgage market has increased in line with the overall trend of consumer protection. It is generally felt that hitherto the mortgage market has been under-regulated. The finan... Read >
Author: Joe Kocsis09th May 2006
Mortgage is a way of securing a debt by using your own property as a guarantee to the lender. If For some reason you cannot pay your debt in time you may lose the property. The term mortgage itself refers to the debt and also to the legal device used when... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola20th April 2006
You may be thinking for opening a new business for which you need a reasonable fund. You cannot take it from your friends or relatives because you do not want to share the profit and your freedom with anybody. You hesitate to go for a commercial mortgage ... Read >
Author: Ruth Stanhop
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