Are landlords in crisis? We reveal how higher mortgage rates are impacting buy-to-let investors
Buy-to-let mortgage arrears are up 123.9% compared to the end of 2022 We take a closer look at how higher mortgage...
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Are we in a mortgage crisis? Here’s how much payments have really risen
Every month 150,000 mortgage holders reach the end of cheap fixed dealsMany find they're moving to rates that are two,...
Crypto, ETFs are ‘gambling’, online investing icon says
Lord Peter Cruddas of Shoreditch is a billionaire, a member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom, a...
Politicians are ‘tragic’ – US strategist reveals how to invest amid global tensions
Ignore “tragic” politicians, care less about US-China tensions and look for value in emerging markets - that’s the take from...
Are YOU at risk of missing out on thousands from your pension
By Stephanie Hawthorne, Financial Mail On Sunday 21:52 11 Mar 2023, updated 21:52 11 Mar 2023 Around 11m pay into...
Insurance software on the block as private equity looks to cash in – sources
Montagu is exploring a sale of Open GI, which offers software for insurance brokers to run their operations, in a...
Nearly two-thirds of UK first-time buyer mortgages are in joint names
(Alliance News) - Nearly two-thirds of UK first-time buyer mortgages being taken out are in joint names, according to a...
Nordea Bank : comments on NGO report on Europe’s 25 largest banks approach to climate and biodiversity
In the report all banks are criticised for not doing enough to address the issues of climate change and biodiversity...
The bulls are back in charge of iron ore prices: Russell
(Repeats earlier item, no change to text. The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.)...
Soaring U.S. tech stocks leave some investors doubtful rebound will last
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index rose 8.1% this week to notch its biggest weekly gain since March, one of several...
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