Articles, tagged with "building societies", page 1

Do I have enough life and critical illness insurance in place to cover my mortgage?

When we start looking at buying a new house, whether it is our first home, a second property or just a new place of residency, the majority of us will need to get a mortgage to fund our new purchase. Generally a mortgage is supplied by banks and building ... Read >
Author: Mandi Pardley

Buyers Will Be Forced To Borrow Less Under New Mortgage Rules.

Homebuyers will now find it harder to obtain a mortgage once rules planned by the Financial Services Authority come into force. Homebuyers will find it harder to qualify because the rules will become more stringent. The way that these will be imposed is... Read >
Author: fiona davies

Mis Sold PPI ? Just What It Is And What Can You Actually Do In Case Anyone Have Been Mis Sold PPI?

Payment Protection Insurance, usually regarded as PPI, has become a very marked by controversy subject for several years now. The mis selling of PPI by numerous financial institutions, together with many of the big banks and building societies in the UK, ... Read >
Author: lexordaren

Why Does Lease Length Matter For Flats And Houses?

A lease of 100 or more years rarely is an issue for the common flat-owner. With leases exceeding 100 years, the worth of the flat is much the same, whatever the number of years remaining. In the main the length of the lease is very much more than the majo... Read >
Author: Leasehold Advice

The shape of UK finances and mortgage options accessible to those with a poor credit background

The uk money advice charity, Credit Action have just issued it's monthly borrowing statistics and this provides frightening reading for the shape of financial health in the UK. At the end of June 2011, public indebtedness totalled 1.451bn pounds of which ... Read >
Author: ShaunBielby

Bridging Loans

In response to the current business and economic climate, there are an increasing number of businesses who are taking advantage of a bridging loan to re-locate or help with short term cash flow problems. The usual problems involved when arranging a mo... Read >
Author: Janine McKillop

New Build Homes For A Deposit Of £5,400 At Barratt Homes Scheme Launched In Woking

Barratt Homes has enjoyed considerable interest from property buyers and investors over the launch weekend of New Central, its development of new houses in Surrey, right in the heart of Woking own centre. The landmark scheme has a great specification and ... Read >
Author: Whathouse.co.uk

Need a New Ride? Buy Your Next Car on Finance

If you need a new ride but don’t have the funds yourself then you should consider buying a car on finance. There are many great finance deals available these days that can offer a cost effective way to buy your next car. Car Finance You will have pl... Read >
Author: Graham

Finding Affordable Credit Car Loans for Your Second Car

Credit car loans can make is possible for your family to own a second car. In these modern times cars are essential to households. You need them for everyday tasks such as getting to work, taking the kids to school and shopping. A single car may not be en... Read >
Author: Mark

The Three Main Types of Credit Car Loans Currently Available

Buying a new car is a luxury many people cannot afford out of their own pockets. However you could afford the car you have always wanted with credit car loans. There are many options when it comes to credit car loans. This means you should be able to find... Read >
Author: Mark

Online Car Loan Adviser Information for Consumers

If you are not experienced with taking out credit products then you may find online car loan adviser websites very helpful. These services can provide you with the information you need to choose the right finance product for your new car. Car Loan Pros... Read >
Author: Mark

Cheapest Mortgage EVER!

Cheapest Mortgage EVER! Earlier this month Property Advice Blog reported that mortgage rates reached their lowest rates for 23 years. This trend has continued with the announcement of the lowest ever fixed-year fixed rate mortgage in the UK. This barga... Read >
Author: Kieron

The Shaky Recovery Of The Mortgage and Remortgage Market

One of the main repercussions of the global financial crisis has been that lenders have tightened their criteria for mortgages and remortgages. It has become more difficult to secure a home loan, although there have been some recent signs that lenders are... Read >
Author: Timothy Frodsham

An Introduction to the Junior ISA

The Junior ISA will likely be launched in November 2011 and has in some ways been designed as a replacement for the Child Trust Fund, which was discontinued after the current government came to power. What was the Child Trust Fund? The Child Trust ... Read >
Author: amnorge

Choosing a UK mortgage broker

There has probably never been a better time to buy a home but there has also never been a time when the marketplace is inundated with different mortgage products that are available. If you sit down and explore these in detail, you will soon be reeling wit... Read >
Author: Wyatt Adams

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