Articles, tagged with "uk mortgages", page 1
26th February 2011
I am going to leave Statistics to the Statisticians and concentrate on what the statistics don´t tell you about the Spanish Property Market for 2011.
To be reading this you must have at least a passing interest in Spain and Spanish property. Why wouldn...
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Author:
Robert Evans
24th February 2010
British property buyers have for the last 10 year or so ensured the ever rising popularity of purchasing homes in Florida. With the newest financial crisis having caused vast disruption with regards to avenues to go down whilst looking for a Florida mort...
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Author:
chris sorrell
18th November 2009
Following a period of 18 months of economic downturn, the housing market is beginning to recover with the number of outstanding mortgages rising by 1% during the 2nd quarter of 2009 compared to the same period of 2008. These figures show that the number o...
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Author:
Joel Desvignes
12th November 2009
The arrear for loans in the UK is one of the most sophisticated in the world. It offers a array of more than 8,000 products, making the area fantastically cutthroat and requiring the most originality on the part of finance houses.
Since of the sheer co...
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Author:
Sarkin
04th November 2009
UK mortgages are funded entirely by credit unions, banks and other financial organizations. The market for mortgages in UK is very competitive, which has led to a variety of mortgage products that are available for borrowers in the country.
Most of th...
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Author:
Rahul Rungta
22nd October 2009
This time last year almost every lunchtime and evening news headline featured another bank or building society struggling with spiraling debts, asking for additional funding from shareholders or the government. The UK's financial institutions have since c...
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Author:
Jones
08th October 2009
Mortgage means securing a debt by using the borrower's property as a guarantee to the lender. If you are in need of money urgently and can afford to pledge some valuable asset as collateral, you can avail this type of loan. In UK, mortgages are very popul...
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Author:
Kirthy
16th July 2009
Mortgage interest rates have started to climb over the last month as the swap rates that determine how much it costs lenders to lend to each other has risen. Fixed rates are the rates in question with most of the main lenders increasing their rates in lin...
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Author:
DTM
09th July 2009
A ratings agency has revealed that negative equity figures have reached an all time high this month, displaying that one in six prime mortgages in the UK is now affected by negative equity.
Presently one in ten homeowners with otherwise clean credit re...
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Author:
catherine
30th March 2009
The UK mortgages rate- has fallen to an historic low as the Bank of England tries to help the economy and kick start the housing market.
Lenders increase their profit margin - before the credit crunch the banks the lenders added 2pts (2%) to the bank o...
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Author:
Monty
30th March 2009
Dick Turpin wore a mask - There will always be robbers but when they wear pin stripe suits they are almost in disguise. Those of you who know your history will be acquainted with the highwayman Dick Turpin who infamously wore a mask to disguise his identi...
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Author:
Monty
09th September 2008
Most people in the UK are familiar with the word mortgage; but how many know exactly what the word means and how mortgages work?
The word mortgage is derived from the French language and literally means "dead pledge". It was based on the fact that ear...
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Author:
Adam Singleton
20th June 2008
In recent times mortgages have been making headline news. There's more choice in the marketplace than ever before and lenders are launching new types of mortgages to suit the economic climate. Ensuring you get the right mortgage to suit your own circumsta...
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Author:
Daniel Collins
15th May 2008
With the cost of houses and property continuing to rise, UK mortgages are also becoming more expensive. For first-time buyers, this is more of a problem than for those already on the property ladder. With the average cost of a new home now almost £200,00...
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Author:
michael sterios
09th May 2008
A mortgage refers to a type of loan taken out by an individual that is used to pay for a property. The property is then used as security against repayments on the loan. A mortgage is used to buy property and is paid back in instalments. If repayments cons...
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Author:
Aaron Hill