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How to get a mortgage that is six times your salary

                   
timesonline.co.uk
07-Nov-2009
 
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Homeowners have seen the mortgage market change seemingly irredeemably in the past two years, as lenders batten down the hatches and restrict the availability of deals. However, banks and building societies are more flexible... [read full story]                    

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Don't get in a fix - variable loans are favourite as interest looks set to stay low

 mirror.co.uk 08-Nov-2009
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Lenders giving first time buyers a break with deposits

 financialservices.co.uk 05-Nov-2009
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Don't get in a fix - variable loans are favourite as interest looks set to stay low

mirror.co.uk
08-Nov-2009
 

The stampede for fixed rate mortgages is officially over as homeowners become confident that interest rates are going to stay at rock bottom. The Centre for Economic and Business Research said that borrowing costs are likely to...

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Money Insider: The banking sector needs some fresh blood

independent.co.uk
07-Nov-2009
 

New banks, a breath of fresh air or more of the same? Financial news has this week been dominated by the EU-enforced break-up of Lloyds TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland, which sees these banking heavyweights having to dispose of...

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Some better news for first-time buyers

scotsman.com
07-Nov-2009
 

Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. Published Date: 07 November 2009 FIRST-TIME buyers with small deposits have a growing number of mortgages from which to choose as lending...

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More low deposit mortgages available, moneyfacts reports

moneynews.co.uk
06-Nov-2009
 

More low deposit mortgages available, moneyfacts reports Increasing numbers of lenders are offering mortgages with ten per cent and 15 per cent deposits to attract first-time buyers, according to moneyfacts. Loans requiring ten...

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More mortgages appear on market as lenders regain confidence

mortgages.co.uk
06-Nov-2009
 

More mortgages appear on market as lenders regain confidence will be able to secure even more attractive fixed rate mortgage and tracker mortgage deals in the near future in what he sees as a "positive sign". "There are now a...

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Lenders giving first time buyers a break with deposits

financialservices.co.uk
05-Nov-2009
 

Lenders giving first time buyers a break with deposits The number of mortgages requiring buyers to put down a deposit of 20 per cent of a property's value has eased slightly over recent weeks. Spelling good news for prospective...

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