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The Price of the Euro – 18th January 2012, Vantage FX UK Update

Jay Mawji of Vantage FX (http://www.vantagefx.co.uk/) takes a look at news around the Eurozone on 18th January 2012 – including a slight decrease in headline inflation. “Today the IMF stated the cost of the Eurozone; $600bn. The board of the Interna... Read >
Author: vantagefxuk

Gaining from the Inflation/Deflation Conundrum

Amid the Chaos of the Financial Markets and The Economy, One Essential Key to Successful Investing in 2012 is Clear as a Pure Toned Bell. That One Key Reveals itself to us upon considering just a very few facts. Via its promise to keep interest ra... Read >
Author: Deepcaster

Pound Rises Against Dollar and Euro

At Gerard Associates Ltd we continue our daily look at factors affecting markets and currencies allowing some insight into conditions affecting exchange rates. Cash and income timing from a UK Pension income drawdown, flexible pensions or QROPS (Qualifyi... Read >
Author: alphabytes

Remortgaging Rockets

Remortgaging Rockets The Council of Mortgages Lenders has reported that remortgaging has sky-rocketed in the last three months, accounting for 37% of total mortgage lending. This comes as an attempt from homeowners to quickly cash-in on the best deals ... Read >
Author: Kieron

Is The Economic Situation Making It The Right Time For a Remortgage?

Whilst the last two years have been a difficult period for savers, they have been an excellent time for borrowers. The Bank of England has kept interest rates at record low levels since Spring 2009 meaning many mortgage borrowers have benefited from low p... Read >
Author: Timothy Frodsham

An Interest Rate Rise Will Leave 3M People Struggling With Mortgage Repayments, What Can Be Done?

Over the last couple of years, many homeowners have enjoyed the benefit of record low interest rates. The Bank of England has kept the Base rate at 0.5 per cent for over two years and this has resulted in reduced mortgage repayments for many households. H... Read >
Author: Timothy Frodsham

Want to Move, Can't Sell The House Though...

As prices continue to steadily decline, what options are there for homeowners if they need to make a move urgently but can't afford a larger or more expensive house? What happens when sellers are struggling to get prospective buyers through the door? The ... Read >
Author: Timothy Frodsham

Why Should You Get a Fixed Rate Mortgage?

Currently 2 million house owners in Britain are sitting on their mortgage lenders standard mortgage rate, been enticed by all the TV and Radio adverts about fixed rate mortgages. Recently I was asked by a friend why would the banks be advertising ways the... Read >
Author: Harry Pearce

Training yourself in order to find employment…

Finding a job at the present is a bit of a effort with all the government cost cutting and the effects on economy by the recent economic downturn. Many big businesses have either closed down or have made cuts to their work force in order to economize and ... Read >
Author: anton

Retraining yourself in order to get employment…

Finding a career at the present is a bit of a battle with all the government cost cutting and the effects on economy by the recent recession. Many large companies have either closed down or have made cut backs to their work force in order to save money an... Read >
Author: anton

Retraining yourself in order to find a job…

Finding a career at the present is a bit of a struggle with all the government cost cutting and the effects on economy by the recent economic downturn. Many big companies have either closed or have made cut backs to their work force in order to save money... Read >
Author: anton

Understand the importance of 5 year fixed rate mortgage

Individuals who have a variable rate mortgage are happy about it as long as the interest rates remain low along with the repayments are affordable. As soon as these rates begin to rise it may be appealing to improve the mortgage to hold the monthly instal... Read >
Author: Carol Baker

Can Payday Loans Be A Hand Up Or A Handicap?

Only the other day some friends mentioned to me that even though they had never imagined doing it, that they were going to take out a payday loan to cover an important mid-month expense. These friends are well-educated, smart people, who during the boom t... Read >
Author: Jackie De Burca

Interest Rates Static Until 2012 – How could you SAVE?

The European Commission President announced that debt is spreading in Europe, with this crisis still looming the economic forecast looks grim. But across the channel there may, at least, be a silver lining to the ever-grim market forecasts. The Bank of En... Read >
Author: Kieron

Remortgages Are Going Up, But So Are The Fees, A Whopping 15% In The Last 18 Months Alone

Remortgages are on the increase due to spiralling inflation increases, but there is a little monster lurking. It has recently been in the press that remortgage deal fees have increased over the eighteen months by 15%. Between September 2009 and March 2... Read >
Author: Timothy Frodsham

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