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Long Term vs. Short Term Mortgage Deals
Long Term vs. Short Term Mortgage Deals

When it comes to selecting a fixed rate mortgage deal, should you lock-in long-term or short-term? We look at your options and weigh up the differences between the two.

What Do Low Interest Rates Mean for My Mortgage?
What Do Low Interest Rates Mean for My Mortgage?

With interest rates at a historic low, many of us will be enjoying lower mortgage payments. But what goes down must go up again, so is now the time to snap up a fixed rate bargain?

Should I Overpay on My Mortgage?
Should I Overpay on My Mortgage?

We look at whether making overpayments on your mortgage could be a good idea for you.

Should I Fix My Mortgage?
Should I Fix My Mortgage?

Amid the ups and downs of the current mortgage market it can be difficult to decide if getting a fixed rate deal on your mortgage makes sense. We weigh up the options available to you.

Nationwide Records Rise in House Prices
Nationwide Records Rise in House Prices

House prices increased by 1.2 percent during May according to the latest figures from Nationwide.

Borrowers Opting for Longer Mortgage Deals
Borrowers Opting for Longer Mortgage Deals

New figures from a mortgage brokers show that home buyers are choosing three-year or longer loan deals.

One in Ten 'Will Pay Off Mortgages Early'
One in Ten 'Will Pay Off Mortgages Early'

More than one in ten British homeowners will use prevailing market conditions to pay off their mortgage ahead of schedule, new research reveals.

Property Discounts 'Becoming Smaller'
Property Discounts 'Becoming Smaller'

A lack of availability means that there are buyers who are not able to get as large a bargain as they would have done a few months ago, according to DTZ Residential.

'Too Early' to see Property Market Recovery
'Too Early' to see Property Market Recovery

The Council of Mortgage Lenders claims that it is 'too early' to see an improvement in the housing market.

First-time Buyers 'Returning to Market'
First-time Buyers 'Returning to Market'

The latest figures from a mortgage expert suggest that first-time buyers are beginning to enter the property market again.

Homeowners 'Overvaluing Properties'
Homeowners 'Overvaluing Properties'

New Abbey research suggests homeowners could have difficulty selling or remortgaging their properties because they are being valued too highly.

Homeowners 'Should Not Take Investor View'
Homeowners 'Should Not Take Investor View'

Consumers should be wary of taking advantage of the current low property prices, according to an expert.

Hip Providers Respond to Allegations
Hip Providers Respond to Allegations

AHIPP claims Channel 4 investigation misunderstands 'the nature of commerce'.

What is the Homeowners Mortgage Support Scheme?
What is the Homeowners Mortgage Support Scheme?

Find out how you may be able to defer payments on your mortgage if you experience a sudden drop in income.

Lenders 'Still Failing' on Repossessions
Lenders 'Still Failing' on Repossessions

Some mortgage lenders have not taken ample steps to tackle repossessions, although there has been an improvement in recent times, according to a group of charities.

'18-month High' in Property Sales Reported
'18-month High' in Property Sales Reported

Estate agents sold ten properties each on average last month, an 18-month high.

CML Revises Repossessions Estimate
CML to Revise Repossessions Estimate

The Council of Mortgage Lenders suggests that its prediction for 75,000 repossessions this year was pessimistic.

Mortgage Lending 'Rose in March'
Mortgage Lending 'Rose in March'

The number of mortgages provided to consumers in March was up 29 percent on the previous month, lenders report.

AMI Rejects 'Blame Culture'
AMI Rejects 'Blame Culture'

The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries has said that improvements in the mortgage sector should not focus on products and loan-to-value rates.

Government to Boost MyChoice HomeBuy scheme
Government to Boost MyChoice HomeBuy scheme

A government programme to help people get on the property ladder has run out of cash - so the government has pledged to inject more funds.

Mortgage Lending Report 'Draconian'
Mortgage Lending Report 'Draconian'

A study outlining measures to reform the mortgage lending industry has 'erred on the side of draconian', according to the National Association of Estate Agents.

Housing Market Seeing 'Tentative Signs' of Recovery
Housing Market Seeing 'Tentative Signs' of Recovery

The latest figures from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors reveal that sales and buyer enquiries both increased last month.

House Prices 'Could Rise by End of 2009'
House Prices 'Could Rise by End of 2009'

House prices may begin to increase by the end of the year, experts have suggested.

Property Buyers 'Can Pick up Bargains'
Property Buyers 'Can Pick up Bargains'

A leading mortgage broker has suggested that speculative buyers could potentially pick up a bargain while house prices are low.

Fall in House Prices for April
Fall in House Prices for April

Halifax recorded a fall in house prices over the course of last month and predicted that further declines are likely.

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