By Adele Cooke Money Mail Reporter Updated: 17:44EDT, May 3, 2024 Homeowners have been dealt a fresh blow after experts warned key mortgage rates could rise above 6 percent again …
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I’m a Mortgage Broker: Here are five things that will ruin your chances of getting a home loan, including withdrawing cash from an ATM.
by ElijahA mortgage broker has listed the five things you should never do when applying for a home loan in Australia and the everyday actions that could get you rejected. From …
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Major mortgage lenders raise rates for second time this week, after big rivals also hiked rates
by ElijahSantander raises fixed rates starting tomorrow for the second time this week Fixed interest rate operations will increase up to 26 basis points It follows similar moves by NatWest, Nationwide, …
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Can I fix my mortgage if I have to pay less than £20,000? DAVID HOLLINGWORTH RESPONDS
by ElijahMy £32,000 mortgage has a fixed rate for five years and ends on 31 March 2025. By then I will have around 18 months left in my term and my …
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Home prices fell for the second month in a row, according to Nationwide, and rising mortgage rates discouraged many would-be buyers. The value of the average UK home fell 0.4 …
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Three major mortgage lenders have raised their rates this week, dealing another blow to homeowners and homebuyers. Nationally, NatWest and Santander have increased interest rates on their fixed-rate mortgages, including …
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I am thinking of buying my first rental property. I know the city where I want to buy it and I even have a couple of new things in mind. …
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Commonwealth Bank deals Australians a blow with mortgage in latest forecast – here’s what it means for you
by ElijahThe Commonwealth Bank is now warning Australian borrowers to prepare for a possible rise in interest rates. Australia’s largest property lender has changed its forecast to have just one rate …
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An urgent warning is being issued to all Australians with a mortgage – how monthly payments have soared by 59 per cent – and the situation could be about to get even worse.
by ElijahAustralian borrowers are now paying 59 per cent more for their mortgages than they were three years ago, and financial markets now expect even more rate rises in 2024. In …
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Two out of every five people have difficulties paying their mortgage or rent, official data reveals
by ElijahA total of 40 percent struggle with rent or mortgage payments. Expectations of an interest rate cut have been delayed until later this year. By Myra Butterworth Updated: 03:09EDT, April …