By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
30/04/2010
Research conducted for the Post Office by OnePoll shows that an astonishingly high number of UK residents hide the truth about their personal debt from their family members and loved ones.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
28/04/2010
As if UK residents were not already facing enough financial woes, petrol prices are on the rise yet again.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
27/04/2010
Borrowers will now be offered greater protection regarding credit cards and credit card debts, including changes that affect monthly repayment amounts and the ability to reject interest rate changes.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
26/03/2010
Personal debt has been on the rise in Britain for some time now, but new research shows that the rising cost of interest payments is poised to become an even greater burden on many households.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
24/03/2010
According to the British Bankers’ Association (BBA), the rush of buyers trying to beat the end of the stamp duty holiday was at least partly responsible for the continued depression of the mortgage market in February.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
22/03/2010
The Council of Mortgage Lenders has released a report showing a slowdown in mortgage lending in recent months.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
18/03/2010
A recent Halifax report states that there has been a significant slowdown in the UK housing market and mortgage lending sectors in recent months.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
16/03/2010
Most concur that the UK simply cannot afford having political parties play games with public finances during this challenging economic climate and just before the upcoming elections; however, the Budget to be released on 24 March – which is the last Budget prior to the coming general election – may include damaging tax rises.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
15/03/2010
According to research conducted by Halifax, the UK housing market has recorded its first monthly fall in home prices since June 2009.
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By Sell_and_Rent_Back on
12/03/2010
The world of mortgages is quickly changing, with the transformation perhaps being most evident in the dramatic increase in new mortgage deals requiring deposits of at least 25%.
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