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The Second-Stepper Homeowner Dilemma

The number of first time home buyers is at its highest since 2007, according to the council of Mortgage Lenders. The average price of a home in the UK today is more than £35,000 less than 6 years ago,...

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Bank Offers First Time Buyers Stamp Duty Cost

Halifax has begun to offer first time buyers a helping hand – the payment of their stamp duty costs. Halifax, which is currently an element of the partially taxpayer owned Lloyds Banking Group, has...

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Housing market sees Help to Buy Scheme starting success

The Help to Buy scheme set up by the government has seen a brilliant start according to the housing industry. In the two months since the scheme has been launched 4,000 people have been guaranteed a...

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The Mortgage Market is Growing

The Bank of England has reported that both the supply and demand for mortgages increased between the months July and September. The Bank of England’s Credit Conditions Survey revealed that banks...

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Are Interest Only Mortgages Still Available?

Interest only mortgages appear to be a topic which is slowly but surely becoming extinct. There are currently only several lenders on the market which are willing to provide these loans which have...

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Jumbo Loans Should Be Key to Purchase Mortgage Business

A significant percentage of affluent borrowers are buying homes which causes a lot of major banks to stay in the jumbo mortgage business. Those high-balance loans are more risky particularly for...

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Are Long-Term Fixed Mortgages Worth Consideration?

Since Leeds Building Society launched a new remarkable 10-year fixed rate mortgage, it is worth examining the positive and negative aspects of it. Bank of England suggested that UK borrowers should...

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Fall of Mortgage Approvals for the First Time in a Year

According to the statistics provided by the Bank of England the number of people who arrange mortgages in the UK has fallen for the first time in a year. A quick example shows that in January 2014...

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Two-year fixed mortgage rates rise

There is bad news for people looking for a new mortgage. The rates charged on two-year fixed-rate deals rise at their fastest pace in over two years. In other words, this means that a person who is...

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What effect will the mortgage lending cap have on you?

Bank of England governor Mark Carney recently revealed his “macroprudential tools” which are aimed at slamming the brakes on the UK’s red hot property market. However, the inevitable question that...

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