Mortgage Articles
31: Mortgage Brokers in Australia
Mortgage brokers in Australia do more than just sell you loans for your homes. Instead, if you sit down with reputable brokers, you can do everything from sort out your finances to figure out your ref
32: Interest Rates Held Steady
What the stagnant Base Rate means for you and your mortgage
The Bank of England has just announced that interest rates will be held at 0.5%.
This is the seventh month in a row the Bank has opted to m
33: Why Would You Use A Mortgage Broker?
With the global economy in a current recession, mortgage rates have been at all time lows. Many people get a little confused when they start looking for a lender about the differences between a mortga
34: The mortgage deals that aren't as good as they look
Lenders have been busy in recent weeks trying to tempt borrowers back into the market. Mouth-watering rates of less than 2% have been launched by two high street banks, HSBC and Barclays-owned, Woolwi
35: Summer Positivity in the UK Housing Market
As unsurprising reports surface of the Bank of England announcing that the Base Rate will stay at 0.5 percent for the foreseeable future (and, no doubt, into 2010), there has been more data released a
36: Mortgage Rates Stay Down
There were some expectations that mortgage rates would fall this week. Instead rates not only did not rise but fell slightly this week. The 30 year rate fell from 5.08 to 5.07 hitting a new low for
37: Mortgage Rates Fall Again : Lowest Point Since May
Mortgage rates fell again this week reaching a 3 month low. The 30 year mortgage rate is now lower than it was 6 months ago. It's interesting to note that rates are lower than they were ago months
38: Mortgage Rates Hold Steady
For the most part mortgage rates held steady this week after dropping sharply last week. The 30 year rate rose slightly from 5.12 to 5.14 after dropping from 5.29 the week before. The 15 year rate r
39: When Rates Start to Rise
If you're a homeowner on a tracker mortgage, you'll be feeling pretty pleased with yourself right now.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has slashed the base rate from 5% in October to
40: No Need to get Negative About Negative Equity
Getting into negative equity is a homeowners' nightmare - one which, unfortunately, more and more people are now suffering.
The January 2009 figures from the Halifax House Price Index show the value
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