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| Mortgage approvals reach 18-month high | | Only Finance.com - 9 Hours ago | | The number of mortgages approved for house purchases hit an 18-month high in September, but the figures masked a great decline in remortgages, according to Bank of England statistics. Figures from the | | | | Add Comment |
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| Abbey claims to dominate UK mortgage market | | Only Finance.com - 9 Hours ago | | Mortgage lender Abbey has claimed more than a fifth of the shrunken mortgage market between July and September, as it filled the gap left by struggling rivals. The group's gross lending of 19 billion | | | | Add Comment |
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| Compare All Home Loans | | Sydney Morning Herald - 18 Hours ago | | *The Comparison Rate combines the lender's interest rate, fees and charges into a single rate to show the true cost of a home loan. The comparison rate displayed is for $150,000 over 25 years, and applies | | | | Add Comment |
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| Nationwide announced new mortgage deals | | housefund.co.uk - 19 Hours ago | | Nationwide Building Society has announced it is cutting its fixed and tracker rates on selected products which will be available from Friday 6th November 2009. For those buying a home: 1. Two year fixed | | | | Add Comment |
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| SBI extends date of â??8% home loan offerâ?? | | Topnews.in - 97 Minutes ago | | Countryâ??s biggest lender State Bank of India has lengthened its special home loan scheme at 8% rate of interest by more than 4-months till 31st March, 2010. The decision of the bank would help small | | | | Add Comment |
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| Equity release with house prices tumbling | | Mortgage Strategy - 2 Hours ago | | No doubt many elderly homeowners are postponing their entry into the equity release market because of the substantial reduction in property prices over the past year. They are perhaps fearful of crystallising | | | | Add Comment |
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| Mortgagee rulings twist the knife | | Sunday Star Times - 5 Hours ago | | FORMER HOMEOWNERS left with heavy debts after mortgagee sales are turning to the courts, complaining that lenders didn't get the best possible price for the forced sale. But courts are almost always ruling | | | | Add Comment |
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