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Lenders lose bank rates, and get more complaints
17 July 2013
Barclaycard has recently changed from tracker to variable rates on one of their credit cards. Complaints to the FOS have risen this year.
Scots to Lose Right to Buy Scheme
3 July 2013
Scots are to lose the Right to Buy scheme, but those who qualify have 3 years left to buy outright or take out a mortgage on their social home.
FCA urges those without strategy to pay off their Interest Only Mortgages to make plans.
2 May 2013
The FCA published a report today highlighting the number of people with interest only mortgages facing shortfalls when the mortgage term ends.
Benefits of Green Deal lost if you can’t access whole market of energy suppliers.
10 April 2013
Though well intentioned,flaws in the Green Deal restrict its benefits and could leave you worse off if you can't switch to smaller energy suppliers.
FSA don’t see anything wrong with Bank of Ireland Tracker Mortgage increase
2 April 2013
The FSA appeared unwilling to challenge the BoI rate rise but after a public dressing down, the FCA might be looking at the problem a bit more seriously.
Bank of Ireland sticking with shock rise to Tracker Mortgage Rates
19 March 2013
Been caught by Bank of Ireland's shock 300%+ rate rise on your tracker mortgage or worried your bank is going to follow suit?
Interest only mortgage holders should review their options
29 October 2012
Home owners with interest only mortgages should review their options. With interest-only out of favour, repayment mortgages may offer better value.
Brits opt for semi-detached and terraced homes
28 September 2011
New research analysing the price and sales movements by property type across the UK over the past ten years has produced some intriguing results.
Brits could be too reliant on credit cards and loans in times of trouble
2 September 2011
Independent Financial Advisors (IFA) suggested that more and more of their clients are turning to emergency savings, credit cards and loans.
Household Bill and paying the mortgage are the main reasons Brits withdraw from savings
16 August 2011
British people withdraw from their savings for very different reasons. The key point centres around whether or not you have a mortgage as those without that ver
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