Egg mortgages
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Egg offers very competitive flexible mortgages and fixed rate mortgage deals with a wide range of customised options available so you can find the right mortgage for you.
These options include no limits on any overpayments you make, top-up an Egg Mortgage up to 90% of your property value using either a flexible mortgages or fixed rate mortgage, and transferring your egg mortgage across properties.
See below for more details of mortgage deals.
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Mortgages News
House prices static as downsizers dominate property market
The number of Brits who want to move to a smaller home is outstripping those looking to trade up, latest figures indicate. |
Mortgage holders feel the pinch in May
Cash strapped Brits - particularly mortgage holders - are suffering an even tighter squeeze on their finances, new figures show. |
Eurozone crisis pushing up UK mortgage rates, Bank warns
Millions of homeowners across Britain are facing mortgage hikes as a direct result of the Eurozone crisis, the Bank of England has warned. |
First-time buyer mortgage lending up 74% in March, says CML
The end of the stamp duty holiday caused mortgage lending to first-time buyers to rise by 74 per cent in March, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders. |
Interest rates ‘set to stay at all-time low until 2013’
Bank of England Governor Sir Mervyn King is expected to hint in Wednesday’s quarterly inflation report that interest rates will stay put until the end of next year. |
Seaside town house prices double in a decade
Halifax reports that house prices in seaside towns have doubled over the last ten years, with Seaham in County Durham recording the biggest increase. |
House price optimism on the up, says Rightmove
Property portal Rightmove interviewed people moving home and more than a third said they expect to see a rise in house prices over the next 12 months. |
Bank of England decides against QE due to inflation risk
The Bank of England has decided to keep its powder dry on adding to the £325 billion programme of quantitative easing and to keep base rate at 0.50% for a 39th consecutive month. |
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