Category Archives: Mortgages
Saw us at the Employee Benefits exhibition?
Did you see us at the Employee Benefits Live exhibition? If so, then hopefully you stopped to chat but if we were busy talking to others when you popped by or you meant to stop by but didn’t manage it
Saw us at the Employee Benefits exhibition?
Did you see us at the Employee Benefits Live exhibition? If so, then hopefully you stopped to chat but if we were busy talking to others when you popped by or you meant to stop by but didn’t manage it
How safe are your savings?
Santander UK have hit the headlines following a downgrade by Moody’s who have cut the credit rating of 16 Spanish banks. This followed a requirement by the Spanish Government that Spanish banks need to set aside another €30 billion to
How safe are your savings?
Santander UK have hit the headlines following a downgrade by Moody’s who have cut the credit rating of 16 Spanish banks. This followed a requirement by the Spanish Government that Spanish banks need to set aside another €30 billion to
New fears over estate agents’ in-house mortgage advisers
An article in the Sunday Times titled Beware estate agents’ hard sell tactics reported a recent case of a homebuyer being pressured into using the estate agent’s in-house mortgage broker. The article reported instances of people not getting to see
New fears over estate agents’ in-house mortgage advisers
An article in the Sunday Times titled Beware estate agents’ hard sell tactics reported a recent case of a homebuyer being pressured into using the estate agent’s in-house mortgage broker. The article reported instances of people not getting to see
Could you save money on your mortgage?
Mortgage lenders fail to pass on rate cuts to homeowners “95% of mortgage lenders failed to fully pass on cuts in the Bank of England base rate to their standard variable rate (SVR) customers” Which? Money, June 2011 No surprises
Could you save money on your mortgage?
Mortgage lenders fail to pass on rate cuts to homeowners “95% of mortgage lenders failed to fully pass on cuts in the Bank of England base rate to their standard variable rate (SVR) customers” Which? Money, June 2011 No surprises