Government votes against SVR cap for mortgage prisoners
Mortgage prisoners are left disappointed after MPs voted against the amendment to the Financial Services Bill which sought to bring in a cap on standard variable rates and reduce payments by up to £800 a month.
Mortgage Price War: 0.99% Mortgages Are Back
The 95% mortgage guarantee scheme came into effect on Monday, prompting other lenders to compete and bring their own deals to the market. To attract borrowers, a UK building society has announced a two year discount variable mortgage at 0.99%, a rate that hasn’t been seen on the market since the beginning of the pandemic.
5 Factors That Affect Your Mortgage Application You Might Not Know About
When applying for a mortgage, lenders take into account more than just your income and credit rating. Spending habits such as gambling, using payday loans, and funny payment descriptions could potentially damage your chances of getting a mortgage.
The 12 Stages Of Buying Your First Home
Buying your first home can be a confusing and lengthy journey. That’s why we’ve created this 12-step guide to help you understand the process of buying a house, covering everything from saving for a mortgage deposit to making an offer.
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