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Ban on 100% mortgages planned

The economic crisis has led to most financial institutions withdrawing 100% home loans - but the Prime Minister wants to make sure that they do not return when the recession is over. Mr Brown also aims to persuade banks to refuse to give loans to ...

Last 100% home loan is axed by Abbey

Along with the Woolwich and Alliance & Leicester, Abbey also hiked the cost of its loans, in the latest of a series of moves to tighten the grip on the mortgage market. On Friday Britain's biggest building society, the Nationwide, will reveal plans ...

Mortgage trouble: Fight to keep your home

As the economy stumbles into recession, the Government has announced measures to ensure lenders do all they can before repossessing the homes of those who fall behind with their mortgage payments. In practice, though, lenders' legal rights to ...

Why High Fees Are Fair - 21/10/2008

Oct 21, 2008
Motley Fool UK, UK -
You might think that high mortgage fees are always a bad thing, but they can mean more choice and benefit many borrowers. Mortgage arrangement fees have risen massively over the last few years. Rates on tracker mortgages have trebled in the last year ...

ING Still Looks Fine - 20/10/2008

Oct 20, 2008
Motley Fool UK, UK -
ING has received a €10bn injection from the Dutch government. Savers with ING Direct shouldn’t worry. Dutch bank ING has been in the news a lot recently. Earlier this month, it acquired £3bn of UK savings accounts from Kaupthing Edge and Heritable Bank following ...

Your Mortgage - Aussie expats flock home

Wednesday, October 22, 2008
yourMortgage.com.au, Australia -
Executive expats are increasingly making home loan enquiries, said Jennifer Nielsen, chief executive of Loan Market Group, which includes X Inc Finance. "There is strong interest from expatriate Australians, many of them banking and finance professionals, who are looking ...

Mortgage deals to track down | HSBC | Nationwide | First Direct tracker mortgages | This is Money

Wednesday, October 22, 2008
This is Money, UK -
Predictions of massive falls in the Bank of England base rate have made tracker mortgages hugely popular in the past fortnight. As a result, many of the best deals are disappearing fast. ...

Is Your Mortgage Going To Get Cheaper? - 15/10/2008

Oct 15, 2008
Motley Fool UK, UK -
Which mortgage lenders have passed on the interest rate cut to borrowers – and which haven’t? The Fool decides to name and shame! It’s been a week since the Bank of England cut its base rate by a half a percentage point. This should mean good news for ...

ING Still Looks Fine - 20/10/2008

Oct 20, 2008
Motley Fool UK, UK -
ING has received a €10bn injection from the Dutch government. Savers with ING Direct shouldn’t worry. Dutch bank ING has been in the news a lot recently. Earlier this month, it acquired £3bn of UK savings accounts from Kaupthing Edge and Heritable Bank following ...

Ditch These Rip-Offs And Save Money - 20/10/2008

Oct 20, 2008
Motley Fool UK, UK -
The credit crunch means that many people could be tempted to ditch some insurance policies to save money. So which insurance policies do you really need and which could you live without? Travel insurance According to Sainsbury’s ...

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