Mortgage news library

  • Is it a good time to buy a house?

    2010 was earmarked by many experts as the year that would kick off the start of recovery in the moribund mortgage and housing markets. And, with just three weeks of the year u

    Laura Howard

    Updated: 22 January 2010

  • Mortgage rates starting to fall

    Could the freeze on British mortgage lending be starting to thaw? It's beginning to look that way, as a number of lenders have cut their rates over the last few weeks.

    Felicity Hannah

    Updated: 15 January 2010

  • Happy New Year, no new base rate

    Well, once again, and to no one's surprise, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has voted to keep the base rate at 0.50%, for the tenth month in a row.

    Felicity Hannah

    Updated: 07 January 2010

  • Mortgage lenders slash rates despite base rate decision

    The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has left interest rates on hold at 0.5% for the ninth consecutive month.

    Jessica Bown

    Updated: 10 December 2009

  • Review of the week: First Direct lifetime tracker

    Offset mortgages have never really taken off here in the UK. This is partly down to the fact that many people don't fully understand how they work and what the benefits can be

    Kate Murphy

    Updated: 04 December 2009

  • Yorkshire and Chelsea to merge?

    Yorkshire and Chelsea Building Societies have today announced that they are in an advanced stage of talks with regards to a possible merger.

    Kate Murphy

    Updated: 01 December 2009

  • Interest rates held but...

    Interest rates may have been kept on hold at 0.5% for the eighth consecutive month, but the Bank of England has announced that a further £25billion will be pumped into t

    Clare Francis

    Updated: 05 November 2009

  • What will the bank break-ups mean for you?

    Further details about the break up of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Lloyds Banking Group have emerged today.

    Clare Francis

    Updated: 03 November 2009

  • What will the break up of the high street banks mean?

    The Chancellor, Alistair Darling, is expected to confirm this week that three UK banks, which are currently supported by the taxpayer, will be broken up and parts of their bus

    Clare Francis

    Updated: 02 November 2009

  • Should you gamble with a tracker mortgage?

    Woolwich and The Post Office have launched new ranges of lower rate fixed mortgages, but with interest rates at a record low and expected to remain at the current level for th

    Felicity Hannah

    Updated: 21 October 2009

    • 191 to 200 (of 336)

    < Previous1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Next >

Search

Search our articles and videos.

Search Magnifying Glass

Join our community

Visit our friendly forums and be part of something good. Ask for practical support & tips and help others, too. Join in now...
 

Our Customer Commitment

No other site compares more prices or products.

Hot Topics in our forum

More Hot Topics

Compare Products & Services

Be the first to save with email alerts

Our weekly newsletter is packed full of market-leading deals, expert help and exclusive offers.

Click here to sign up and save