All articles featuring 'Mortgages'

Rise in first-time buyers predicted

6 February 2012

The number of first-time buyers is set to rise this year despite a lack of first-time sellers, a new study says

House prices 'still falling slightly'

1 February 2012

House prices fell by 0.2% in January, with analysts predicting the market could tilt further in buyers' favour

House prices 'still falling slightly'

1 February 2012

House prices fell by 0.2% in January, with analysts predicting the market could tilt further in buyers' favour

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House sales plunge in 3-year slump

25 January 2012

House sales fell last year to one of the lowest totals recorded, figures from HM Revenue and Customs reveal

Millions cut back on food bills

19 January 2012

More than a third of people have reduced their food spending in the last year to help cover their rent or mortgage

Mortgage payments 'more affordable'

16 January 2012

Mortgage payments for new borrowers have reached their most affordable levels for 14 years, says Halifax

'Modest' fall in house prices

6 January 2012

The UK's average house price fell by 1.3% in 2011 after a monthly decline of 0.9% between November and December

Mortgages could become harder to get

5 January 2012

It could be tougher to get a mortgage over the next three months, a Bank of England survey of lenders has found

Risky lending targeted in tougher mortgage rules

19 December 2011

A shake-up of the mortgage market was unveiled today, aiming to prevent a return of irresponsible lending

Noddle to offer free credit reports

15 December 2011

Consumers can now get permanently free access to their credit report, which can indicate likely acceptance for credit

Ed Balls: Financial education should be compulsory in schools

15 December 2011

As MPs today debate compulsory financial education, the Shadow Chancellor says young people should be taught about money

Base rate held and no further cash injection

8 December 2011

Interest rates have been kept at a record low of 0.5% while the quantitative easing programme remained at £275bn

Should you get cheap credit now, amid second credit crunch warning?

6 December 2011

Those who need a mortgage, credit card or loan have been urged to consider snapping it up now in case costs soar

Halifax: House prices 'remain stable'

6 December 2011

The housing market has been broadly steady in 2011 despite the deteriorating economic climate

Calls to extend stamp duty concession for first-time buyers

30 November 2011

The mortgage industry is disappointed the Government plans to end the stamp duty 'holiday' for first-time buyers

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