30 July 2008 Archive
HSBC cuts fixed-rate mortgage rates
HSBC has become the latest lender to announce it is to cut rates and fees on its fixed-rate mortgage deals. |
Accord Mortgages puts out new 5.49% fixed-rate deal
Accord Mortgages announced today it is to begin offering a new two-year fixed-rate deal mortgage deal at 5.49 per cent. |
Fixed-rate mortgage deal hope
There is a "glimmer of hope" for fixed-rate mortgage deals, according to the latest research from analysts MoneyFacts.co.uk. |
Builders cut costs to keep customers
Builders are cutting their prices, despite the rise in material costs, to make sure they keep customers. |
Repairing the mortgage market
Plans tackle the floundering UK mortgage market and ease the credit crunch were put forward this week by a Treasury-backed report. |
Buy-to-let returns stabilise
The UK buy-to-let market is returning to stability, despite the ongoing turmoil in the wider marker, according to specialist lender Paragon. |
Woolwich reduces buy-to-let mortgage rates
Woolwich has become the latest lender to cut interest rates on mortgage borrowing, clipping the cost of borrowing on some buy-to-let products. |
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