Figures released by the Council Of Mortgage Lenders show that 23,000 people who took out 100% mortgages in the last twelve months could find themselves with negative equity in their property.
This in itself is not a new phenomenon and was most recently seen in the property collapse during the nineties. Thousands were in the same [...]

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Buyers Beware As Negative Equity Is Predicted For 23,000
John Williams - Wednesday 11.06.08, 12:56pm
Tags: Banking · Property Market · UK economy · UK interst rates
Halifax Leads The Way For Savers
John Williams - Tuesday 10.06.08, 12:58pm
Amid a new flurry of rates designed to get savers pumping money back into banks, The Halifax has announced it’s latest savings plan offering up to 12% return on investment during the first year.
The bank is offering a straight 10% to savers who take out it’s new 10% Regular Saver plan available from yesterday.
The plan [...]
Tags: Banking · UK economy · UK interst rates
Bank Of England: No Change On Interest Rate
John Williams - Thursday 05.06.08, 14:22pm
Despite tears and pleas from the construction industry, the Bank Of England has kept the interest rate at 5% for another month at least.
Responding to its needs to keep inflation in check, the Bank Of England decided that cutting the rate was not an option even with a full blown recession staring it in the [...]
Tags: UK economy · UK interst rates
Anger As City Staff Pocket £13.2bn In Bonuses
John Williams - Monday 26.05.08, 11:16am
A staggering £13.2bn has been paid out in bonuses to City workers so far this year, down just 1% on the same stage last year, suggesting that the credit crunch has yet to hit the pockets of bankers.
The figures will infuriate the general public, currently caught in the aftermath of the diabolical greed and extraordinary [...]
Tags: City news · UK economy · UK interst rates
Cheltenham & Gloucester Withdraw Mortgage Products
John Williams - Tuesday 20.05.08, 15:31pm
Cheltenham & Gloucester one of the UKs biggest mortgage lenders, has pulled its entire home loan range as of close of business on Monday 19 May.
The lender has issued a statement saying that it has withdrawn its entire range of mortgage products and will be replacing them with more expensive products. Most rates will increase [...]
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