A remortgage is a process of shifting mortgage for better interest rate without shifting homes. it is a fantastic way of getting low interest loans. it is a secured loan and the fact that a property is being put up as collateral ensures the interest rate is low. because of its special...

Recently, Chelsea Building Society said that it has faced a boom in the number of customers enquiring about long-term mortgages. In the opinion of Chelsea experts, this is largely due to the economic uncertainty and financial problems that Brits have. To meet the demand, the lender has launched three new mortgage deals. the new 5, 6 and 7-year home loans are offered at...

Budgeting 14 Jun – 16:30 Online searches for remortgage advice increased to 35% of all mortgage enquiries on unbiased.co.uk during may 2012.  While first time buyer advice remains the most popular advice search, the latest report from online comparison website showed renewed demand for remortgage advice as lenders continue to increase rates. Searches for remortgage...

According to the company, it now has two-year fixed rates available from 3.45 per cent for both purchase and remortgage customers, and five-year fixed rates available from 3.99 per cent. The new range, which features residential products for both purchase and remortgage customers, is available from today (14 June) Virgin Money also...

The Irish Times – Saturday, May 19, 2012 BACKGROUND: The jury was decisive in its verdict – taking just under 2½ hours to find Fred Forsey guilty THE CONVICTION of an Irish politician for corruption was always going to guarantee headlines. Few though could have predicted it would...

Barclays has launched four fixed rate mortgages for borrowers hit by SVR hikes. The deals include a two-year Great Escape remortgage product at 3.89% up to 70% LTV, which allows customers to switch their mortgage to Barclays with no application fee, free legals and valuation, and £300 cashback. Other additions across the residential range include a two-year fixed rate at 3.49% at 60%...

last updated at 14:14, Wednesday, 11 April 2012 FEARS are growing that many homeowners with interest-only mortgages could find it increasingly difficult to move as big lenders clamp down sharply on their lending criteria. So long as house prices kept rising, interest-only mortgages were seen a cheap way on to the home ownership ladder,...

2 April 2012 last updated at 09:24 ET Share this page a number of banks have announced plans to raise their mortgage costs in recent weeks The Co-operative Bank will raise its standard variable mortgage rate (SVR) by 0.5 percentage points from 1 May. The rate, which sets monthly payments for 54,000 mortgage borrowers, will go up from 4.24% to 4.74%. The average increase in cost for these customers will be £15 per month, or £180 a year. Some...

The last few years have not been kind to homeowners. Despite the fact that our tax dollars were used to bail out lenders in jeopardy of bankruptcy due to the fallout from the secondary mortgage market crash (which, by the way, they had a hand in creating), most homeowners/taxpayers never saw the benefit, leading to an astronomical rate of...

With effect from Friday 16 March The Mortgage Works is to make a number of changes to its Buy to let mortgage range. The new range includes the launch of a new two-year tracker at 75% LTV, a new lifetime variable rate product, and improvements on selected fixed rate products by up to 0.60%.New Products include:- Two-year tracker at 3.99%, up to 75% LTV, 3.50% fee, available for purchase...