MoneySavingExpert News CML Repossessions hit two-year lowThe number of people who had their home repossessed fell in the first three months of 2010 to a two-year low.13 May 2010 Budget 2010: First time buyer stamp duty threshold raised to £250,000The stamp duty threshold at which buyers pay no tax on property purchases will be raised to £250,000 for first time buyers.24 March 2010 Home repossessions at 14-year highThe number of people who lost their homes soared to a 14-year high during 2009, figures showed today.11 February 2010 The first-time buyer mortgage conundrumFirst-time buyers (FTBs) who've got on the housing ladder are spending less of their income on servicing mortgage debt but many other wannabe homeowners are still struggling to buy. 14 January 2010 Repossession loophole to be closed by GovernmentThe Government has today announced plans to close a legal loophole which enables lenders to repossess people's homes without going to court.29 December 2009 Mortgage lending down in NovemberMortgage lending fell by 10% during November as the market suffered its traditional seasonal slowdown, figures show today.18 December 2009 Repossession rise slower than expectedThe number of people who lost their homes rose by only 3% during the third quarter of the year despite rising unemployment, figures showed today.12 November 2009 FSA plans self-cert mortgage banThe City watchdog announced proposals today to ban self-certification mortgages and ensure all borrowers prove their ability to repay in advance. 19 October 2009 Lenders loosen the noose to bag top mortgagesMortgages lenders are making it a little easier for those with smaller deposits to get a cheap homeloan, according to brokers.1 October 2009 Property repossession figures soarOver 24,000 families had their homes repossessed during the first half of this year, it was announced today.14 August 2009 First345 Suggest a story Got a money-related news story that affects you? Email us