29 September 2008 Archive
Bradford & Bingley nationalisation: What does it mean to you?
Bradford & Bingley at the weekend was adjudged to no longer be able to continue as a bank. In the rushed deal the mortgage business was nationalised and the branches were sold to Abbey's owner Banco Santander. |
Bradford & Bingley job losses are "inevitable"
Bradford & Bingley (B&B) jobs losses will be inevitable, the bank's trade union had admitted. |
Mortgage approvals at new record low
UK mortgage approvals hit a record low in August as the housing market slumps further. |
Asking and selling house price gap widens
Sellers are accepting increasingly lower offers for their houses as the market slows, a survey has shown. |
House prices down for the last 12 months
House prices fell for the last 12 consecutive months, with prices now 6.2 per cent lower than a year ago. |
Buy-to-let landlords put brave face on in economic storm
Buy-to-let landlords are looking beyond the threat of recession and house price crash and are investing for the long-term. |
Bradford & Bingley nationalised, savers moved to Abbey
Bradford & Bingley's (B&B) mortgages are to be nationalised while the bank's savings business will be taken over by Santander. |
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