Articles, tagged with "credit squeeze", page 4
16th April 2008
Summary: Personal loans are not only useful for tenants but also for those home owners who do not want to pledge their homes. Basically, these loans require you to have a sound repayment capability.
Are you looking for a quick solution to your financi...
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Author:
Amenda
09th April 2008
If reports are to be believed, loans and credit card borrowings came down by a sizeable margin in the month of January.
BBA has released information to indicate that, during the first month of 2008, the accumulative total borrowed by consumers is only ...
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Author:
Jim Brown
07th April 2008
It started on the fringes with the failure of smaller sub-prime lenders but the problem is now spreading to mainstream banking. Following the recent news of major US investment bank Bear Stern's dramatic emergency rescue, the growing transatlantic credit ...
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Author:
Vicky Cochrane
07th April 2008
Summary: The UK loan market absorbs all kinds of borrowers even if they fall in the category of low credit rating. The terms and conditions that a borrower gets depend on many things including the credit rating.
It is generally seen that the borrowers...
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Author:
Amenda
06th April 2008
The recent Bank of England interest rate cut comes as cold comfort to millions of homeowners who saw their mortgage payments rise in the weeks before the reduction, as UK banks and building societies are struggling in the wake of the global credit crunc...
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Author:
mpressman
02nd February 2008
The UK risks slipping into recession in the next two years, according to authors of the Deloitte Economic Review; and even if that gloomy forecast doesn't transpire, the best we can hope for is the weakest economic growth in the last 15 years.
The ba...
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Author:
Andrew Regan
22nd January 2008
Many borrowers who are in hurry pay little attention to the interest rate. No doubt, interest rate is one of the main concerns for any borrower, but it surely takes secondary importance when it competes with urgent financial requirement. This explains why...
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Author:
Aisha Cristal
14th November 2007
Recent developments in the debt solutions sector means that borrowers in trouble are finding it harder to escape their debt burden. Over the past few months, as the credit squeeze bites even further, banks have allegedly hardened their approach to agreein...
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Author:
Adam Singleton
14th November 2007
The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) is confident that even though there has been a reduction in the amount of mortgage products available as a result of the global credit squeeze, house prices will remain unaffected, due to the underlying demand for pro...
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Author:
Andrew Regan
09th November 2007
The value of the UK secured loans market looks set to pass the £10 billion mark in the next five years as more Britons look to consolidate their unsecured debt, according to a recent report issued by Datamonitor. The current estimated value of the UK sec...
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Author:
Elisha Burberry
30th October 2007
With rising cost of housing, frequent rise in the interest rates and credit squeeze hitting the financial market, the Brits are facing a tough situation. It is especially so with the first time buyers. It has been recently found that an increasing number ...
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Author:
Angelo Drew
21st October 2007
Banks and other credit card providers are starting to review thousands of customers' credit limits and increasing the number of new applications that they turn down, as the fallout from the US lending crisis continues. By taking this action, lenders hope ...
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Author:
pmcindoe
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