Articles, tagged with "remortgaging", page 6

Conveyancing and creeping debt

Few people appreciate that even when a house is repossessed it still goes through the necessary stages of conveyancing, only the new owner is now the bank or a consolidation company. With that in mind there is still much activity going on in the conveyanc... Read >
Author: Onome Okwuosa

Need information on Mortgages, Remortgages, Debt problems and Debt solutions?

Mortgages and remortgages as well as debt problems can always leave us in a bit of a panic. In most cases we never completely understand all of the aspects surrounding these issues. On the other hand we may simply be overwhelmed with the choice that we ar... Read >
Author: Afrika

Loans – First-Time Buyers Discouraged

Compared to June of this year, July saw stable figures for house purchases and the rise of remortgaging, however, loans to first-time buyers continued to drop, according to a survey from the Council of Mortgage Lenders. The number of loans taken out by... Read >
Author: Gill

Mortgages Are Out As Now Is The Time To Rent

Newspapers are full of stories about how hard it is to get a reasonably priced mortgage. Rates are going up by the day. Nationwide recently followed the general trend by putting up its fixed rates by another 0.3% to 6.45%. Then the chaos at Bradford ... Read >
Author: Christian Ward

Budget Better By Calculating Mortgage Payments

Totting up the weekly shopping whilst pushing a trolley around the local supermarket may not be too much of a challenge; but where the sums are considerably larger and the stakes so much higher - like with monthly mortgage repayments - it may be wise to o... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell

Euro Mortgages A British Nightmare

Hundreds of thousands of British homebuyers who opted for foreign currency mortgages with lower interest rates are the latest victims of the property crunch. Latest statistics now show that the euro has soared by nearly 20% against sterling during the... Read >
Author: jack albert

Mortgages - Surviving the Credit Crunch

The ongoing credit crunch has hit hard every sector of the UKs financial market, especially mortgage lending. As lenders and building society's are finding it harder to get hold of finance to back up their lending, more and more consumers are feeling the ... Read >
Author: Liam Gerken

A Simple Guide to Remortgaging

A remortgage is much less hassle than buying a new home because the ownership of the property is already registered in your name. Many homeowners elect to change to a different mortgage with their exiting lender and in this case the process is even simple... Read >
Author: Aaron Hill

Why Do People Remortgage?

Why do people remortgage? People remortgage for several reasons: • Because their old deal has expired (e.g. a two-year fixed rate deal has come to an end) • Because they are on a poor deal costing them too much money in repayments • Because th... Read >
Author: Aaron Hill

Mortgages – is it time to remortgage and reap the results?

Over the last few years the number of people choosing to remortgage their home has rocketed, with two in five of all home loans being accounted for as a remortgage. It is a great decision to make most of the time, with it basically being an easy way to sa... Read >
Author: Jennifer Quirk

5 reasons why mortgage advice services are essential in today’s climate

With the global credit crunch hitting the headlines day after day, if you are searching for a mortgage a new landscape has developed. With the withdrawal of 100% mortgages in the UK, and some lenders actually ceasing to take on new mortgage business, i... Read >
Author: Alan Hall

"Problem" Unsecured Debt £25 Billion In UK, TDX Group Reports

According to research published by TDX Group, "problem" unsecured consumer debt is currently at approximately £25billion in the UK. The company further reports that one million people have problem unsecured debt in the country, each of whom owes an avera... Read >
Author: Monica

Why Remortgage?

When people take out a mortgage on their property they are often looking for the best deal that they can find. However, this offer doesn't always last and the discounted rates and other limited offers leave people wanting a better deal from elsewhere. ... Read >
Author: Gill

Re-mortgaging When Your Fixed Rate Period Ends

When you took up your fixed rate deal for a set period were you one of those really astute and organised people who carried on paying the same as before each month to reduce your balance more quickly? If you were the step up to present day interest rates ... Read >
Author: lexisclick

How To Change Your UK Mortgage Lender With A Remortgage

If you think that you are paying too much for your mortgage, it is quite a straightforward process to remortgage to a new lender. They maybe able to offer you a more attractive deal and save you money. But there are a number of things that you need to b... Read >
Author: Paul Elms

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