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Mortgage advice in the United Kingdom
http://uk-mortgage-advice.blogspot.com/
An insiders insight into the United Kingdom mortgage market. Includes regular updates of news and how it effects normal people.
- Added on: Nov 8th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Chris Clare
- Listed in: Finance Personal
- Tags: mortgage brokers mortgages homeowner loans mortgage advisers mortgage advice mortgage advisors
Recent Posts
So whats happening now
Hi Sorry for the long absence but as the mortgage market has been so bad I have been busy? not!!That said like some of my peers I have spent the last few months trying to diversify into other markets with some differing success.So what has happened t...
Why are we in a mess after all this money has gone to the banks?
The situation with the banking and lending institutions may throw some people into confusion, which I find is totally understandable. The banking system has had many billions poured into it, yet it doesn?t appear they want to lend any of it to enable...
The mortgage market needs something but is it just money?
Over the last four weeks you may be aware that many governments have been pumping money into their failing banking systems in an attempt to salvage the mortgage markets. The reason for this is that all the bad debt, known as toxic debt, is having a d...
Bank Base Rate Cut can it help or hinder the public.
The credit crunch is undeniably having a huge impact on peoples finances, and with credit being harder and harder to obtain, the general focus is now on interest rates and how they will affect the individual. LIBOR, once only heard of in financial ci...
Discounted mortgage what is it?
There are a lot of mortgages on the market and it can be an extremely difficult choice deciding which one is exactly right for you and your financial circumstances. Every single lender has many many different types of mortgage deals designed to suit ...
Bank base rates drop an unprecedented level in the UK but will it make a difference?
At a meeting of the Bank Of England's monetary policy committee today the 6th of November 2008 the Bank decided to drop bank base rate by a whopping 1.5%. This level of reduction has never been seen before and the new bank base rate of 3% has not bee...
