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  • 2). Remortgages - Worth The Switch?  By : Joseph Kenny
    It’s becoming more popular to remortgage your house these days – all this means is switching to a different mortgage and sometimes a different lender to take advantage of a better deal. If your circumstances have changed since you first took out your mortgage, you may find you want to switch to a new mortgage that better suits you. Likewise, if you chose a mortgage with a special rate for the first few years, once it reverts you’re paying more than other mortgages.
    Article Related to: mortgages, remortgage, deal, second, offer, equity, spend, home, loan, improvemeny

  • 4). Millions Rely On Fictional Mortgage Benefit  By : Tml-mortgages
    Around 3.85 million home owners believe that a non existent state benefit will enable them to keep up with mortgage repayments in the event of losing their income. Almost one in ten home owners wrongly believe that the government will pay their mortgage if they are unable to do so for reasons such as redundancy or illness, according to new research.
    Article Related to: tml, mortgages, mortgage, remortgage, remortgages

  • 5). Buy to let – dream or nightmare?  By : Michael Challiner
    Are you thinking of investing in a buy-to-let property? A great number of people have done so already and according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders, individuals taking out buy to let mortgages rose by 483 per cent in the five years to 2005. The vast majority of these landlords probably have no trouble at all with their tenants, either by luck or careful vetting, but you may need strong nerves to watch a new television series entitled “Tenants From Hell”, featuring real-life horror stories regarding the misfortunes of some landlords.
    Article Related to: mortgage, remortgage, buy-to-let

  • 6). How To Get 100% Finance on Residential Buy-To-Lets.  By : Geoff Morris
    Copyright 2006 Geoff Morris Looking to maximise on Developer Discounts without the lenders ‘down-valuing’ your property? Geoff Morris, of Property Horizons, discusses some interesting ways in which to maximise on these legitimate gifted deposits, with Suzanna Grey, an Independent Financial Advisor at Beacon Financial Limited Purchasing buy to let property without needing a deposit: How to deal with builder deposits There are some very attractive deals available to property investors in the new build arena.
    Article Related to: 1oo% finance, gifted deposits, low deposits, low money down, refinance, remortgage

  • 10). Mortgage – changes ahead?  By : Michael Challiner
    Borrowers should be aware of some of the changes taking place in the mortgage industry after two building societies recently implemented rises in their SVR (standard variable rate). As the last Bank of England interest rate has remained steady for over 11 months, and especially as the last move was downwards, this has angered and surprised their customers.
    Article Related to: mortgage, remortgage

  • 15). How Remortgages Work  By : John Winters
    Everyone is familiar with a mortgage, an industry term for a loan given to allow an individual to purchase a home. If a mortgage is a loan taken on the value of your home and the promise to pay a monthly rate in the future, a remortgage is attaining a mortgage on your home or property after you have already attained one. Types of Remortgages Remortgages come in a variety of arrangements and structures.
    Article Related to: loans, mortgage, remortgage

  • 16). MPC Confident In Rate Decision  By : Tml-mortgages
    The Bank of England was confident in its decision to hold interest rates at its last meeting. Minutes released from the monetary policy committee's (MPC) meeting on June 8th show that members voted seven to one in favour of holding rates at 4.5 per cent. Only one member voted for a rise of 0.25 per cent, as the committee appeared to balance inflationary fears against the wider needs of the economy, with the reluctance to raise interest rates welcomed by those seeking a mortgage.
    Article Related to: tml, mortgage, remortgage, bad credit, adverse credit

  • 20). Five Steps To Success In Beating Debt  By : Gillian Gunner
    Beating debt is as much to do with what's going on in your head as it is to do with what's going on in your wallet. If you have a debt problem you can solve it if you admit this. Here are five steps you can take to begin beating your debt: 1. Take control There comes a point where you have to admit that your debt is defeating you. You can't keep up with repayments; the interest charges are mounting up and, maybe even worse, you're using one loan to pay off another.
    Article Related to: debt consolidation, credit card debt, remortgage, loan, refinancing, bankcruptcy

  • 21). The Benefits of Remortgaging Your Home  By : Charles Ferrars
    Britain has become a nation of homeowners… Unfortunately, forty percent of all UK homeowners are blindly staying with their standard variable rate mortgages – unaware that they are potentially losing out on some big time savings. If you are currently paying the standard variable rate with your lender, or are coming to the end of a special rate, you could find that a lower rate of interest on offer from alternative lenders.
    Article Related to: mortgages, mortgage, remortgaging, remortgage, refinancing

  • 23). City watchdog probes money lenders over high risk mortgages.  By : Michael Challiner
    A ‘subprime borrower’ is a person with a bad credit rating. This can range from someone who has missed a few credit card payments to someone who has been declared bankrupt. For banks and mortgage brokers, these types of customers are lucrative because the risk attached to them is justification for charging sky high interest rates. These customers are so lucrative that the market for them is worth £30 bn a year and many new companies are getting into the market.
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