Chelsea’s five-year fixed-rate mortgage
3.19 per cent deal comes with a fee of £1,495 and is available to borrowers with a deposit of 30 per cent or more
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Chelsea’s five-year fixed-rate mortgage
Best mortgage rates go private
Some private banks will price their mortgage rates relative to overnight Libor, which is closer to Bank of England base rate at just under 0.6 per cent
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Best mortgage rates go private
Yet another record low mortgage deal
Just when I thought fixed-rate mortgages had hit a low, another lender comes out of the woodwork with an even lower deal
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Yet another record low mortgage deal
Water bills to rise by 5.7 per cent
Customers pay for multibillion infrastructure upgrade as Ofwat sets aggregate price rises for industry
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Water bills to rise by 5.7 per cent
Fixed-rate mortgages buck rising trend
Homeowners can now secure cheaper fixed-rate mortgages than they could a year ago – but variable rates are set to rise
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Fixed-rate mortgages buck rising trend
Tracker mortgage lenders under pressure
Deals affected by banks’ ability to borrow amid continuing doubts about economic outlook
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Tracker mortgage lenders under pressure
End looms for stamp duty holiday
As of today, there are just two months left for first-time buyers to avoid paying stamp duty on their first home
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End looms for stamp duty holiday
Lender offers record low ten-year mortgage fix
Norwich & Peterborough to launch best-buy deal of 3.99% for up to 75 per cent loan-to-value
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Lender offers record low ten-year mortgage fix
New warning on equity release mis-selling
Investigation by consumer group Which? finds the quality of advice ‘wanting’, with nearly a quarter of qualified advisers failing a benchmark test
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New warning on equity release mis-selling
Rental yields are key in buy-to-let equation
Yields are increasing, but there are few areas of the UK where they enable landlords to meet criteria for 80 per cent loan-to-value





