House prices ‘fell 1.3% in 2011′
House prices across the UK fell by an average of 1.3% in 2011, the Halifax mortgage lender says.
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Borrowers hit by rising SVRs
Borrowers warned about sitting on a mortgage lender’s standard variable rate, after another bank announced a rate rise
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Average house prices up slightly
House prices have gone up for the third month in a row, according to the Halifax mortgage lender.
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A business funding challenge close to home
How many of you have encountered problems with a mortgage lender if you are in business, rather than in receipt of an employee’s payslip?
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Young Britons give up hope of owning a home
Almost half of potential UK homebuyers believe Britain will become a nation of renters within a generation as young people give up on the dream of home ownership, a study by mortgage lender Halifax suggests.![]()
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Bank ends interest-only mortgages without documentary evidence
Britain’s biggest mortgage lender has announced the end of interest-only mortgages without documentary evidence of how the loan is going to be repaid.![]()
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House prices will fall due to economy, says Britain’s biggest lender
The bleak economic outlook will see house prices fall this year, Britain’s biggest mortgage lender has warned.![]()
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Halifax mortgage customers to receive £500 million payout
Britain’s biggest mortgage lender admits that it confused 600,000 customers over a cap on its standard variable rate mortgage.![]()
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Home buyers see mortgage rates rise on new deals
Home buyers will see their mortgages increase when their initial deal comes to
an end, Britain’s biggest mortgage lender, Halifax, has warned.
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Halifax ‘misleading borrowers’ over tracker mortgages
Halifax, Britain’s biggest mortgage lender, has been accused of misleading customers over tracker loans.
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Nationwide first-half profits jump 26%
Britain’s second-biggest mortgage lender, reports a 26% jump in its first-half profit as its bad debts almost halved as a result of stricter lending criteria
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