Posted on September 30, 2008 by Peter
A recent survey reveals that while the increase in delinquencies has been relatively mild so far, arrears are expected to continue rising for some time.
I personally do not think that many lenders seriously believe that it is in their interest to force repossessions in today’s depressed market unless there is no chance that the [...]
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Posted on September 29, 2008 by Peter
Home repossessions in UK are on the rise. Latest statistics from the Ministry of Justice show that the repossession actions rose a huge 24% in the last quarter alone. National Debtline is experiencing 30% more calls this year from people fearing getting into arrears or loosing their home.
Mortgage lenders are getting very difficult with [...]
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Posted on September 26, 2008 by Peter
Over the last week, things have gone from bad to worse in financial markets around the world. The crisis has by no means reached its climax yet, according to some experts. There is still some way to go.
If these pundits are even mildly correct then this crisis could potentially disrupt the very foundations of the [...]
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Posted on September 26, 2008 by Peter
HSBC, Woolwich – which is part of Barclays – and Yorkshire Building Society have raised their mortgage rats by 0.5%. The new rates will be applicable on some of their most competitive rates. In other words, if they had cheapest rates to compete for business with competitors, those rates are no longer available.
In the [...]
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Posted on September 25, 2008 by Peter
Have investment bankers perfected the ‘art of deception’? Is it this deception that is ultimately responsible for creating misery for so many home owners today.
A well regarded Global Research institute thinks so.
Because these bankers have access to privileged information that we do not have. They are the first to see bad signs – the [...]
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Posted on September 23, 2008 by Peter
Selling and renting back your home is the decisions taken never taken lightly. But people take this decision to continue to give their children and family a roof and protection from the unknowns of council housing.
Imagine this: you are in financial difficulties. I mean SERIOUS difficulties. You are a home owner and you can not [...]
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Posted on September 22, 2008 by Peter
The housing market is on its knees and will remain so until financial institutions address the disastrous state of the mortgage funding markets. And this is unlikely to change any time soon.
You need extremely brave or stupid to be buying in this market, many experts reckon. Some people say that the house prices could fall [...]
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Posted on September 20, 2008 by Peter
Time, money and a little knowledge of the real estate market is all you need right now to make a small fortune. The economy is looking grim, but as the housing market falls apart, it is actually the perfect time to look for homes for sale. There are a variety of methods that will help [...]
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Posted on September 19, 2008 by Peter
Office for National Statistics (ONS) said today that people spent more this August than last.
This data doe snot make sense to me. How about you?
Did YOU spent more last month than you may have last year, given these are credit crunching times?
Logic says that in the face of falling house prices and rising inflation, [...]
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Posted on September 18, 2008 by Peter
Probably not – is the quick answer.
HBOS was bought by Lloyds TSB last night. This will create a colossal financial giant in UK which will control about one third if the mortgage and savings market.
Big giants are hardly a good news for consumers. Therefore on that basis, it is unlikely to lower rates or make [...]
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