Mortgages news library

  • 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 - Editor

    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 - Editor

    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 - Editor

    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 King-Evans - Deputy Editor

    Updated: 21 October 2009

  • What will the FSA's mortgage review mean for you?

    Should self-certified mortgages be banned? Should far heavier credit checks be imposed on would-be home buyers? Should banks investigate applicants' spending habits before the...

    Felicity King-Evans - Deputy Editor

    Updated: 19 October 2009

  • It's your home, keep it that way

    The human face of this recession has undoubtedly been the families whose homes have been repossessed and those desperately struggling with mortgage arrears....

    Felicity King-Evans - Deputy Editor

    Updated: 09 October 2009

  • More good news for mortgage borrowers

    Mutterings of the economy returning to health have become increasingly audible as October gets underway. There are also further hints that the mortgage market may be on the ro...

    Laura Howard - Financial journalist

    Updated: 09 October 2009

  • Base rate unchanged for 7th month

    The base rate remains unchanged at 0.5% for the seventh month in a row, but today marks a year since the economic crisis spurred the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) into fast ...

    Felicity King-Evans - Deputy Editor

    Updated: 08 October 2009

  • Last chance to escape stamp duty

    Time is running out if you want to take advantage of the government's stamp duty holiday, as it ends on 31 December. ...

    Laura Howard - Financial journalist

    Updated: 28 September 2009

  • Lowest ever two-year fix

    Halifax has launched the lowest ever two-year fixed rate mortgage deal at 2.99%. However, be warned: despite the low rate there are cheaper fixed rates available. Why? Because...

    Clare Francis - Editor

    Updated: 16 September 2009

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