It is time for short-changed savers to boycott Britain’s contemptuous big banks
It’s the work of sheepish officials who have failed to hold these companies to account, scrambling to make amends in...
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Mortgage rate soars after strong economic data
The average rate on the popular 30-year fixed mortgage hit 7.22%, according to Mortgage News Daily. That's the highest point...
Flipping Out: The Evolution Of Residential Transition Loan Securitizations – Securitization & Structured Finance
Since the proliferation of residential transition loans
("RTLs," also known as "fix-and-flip" loans or
residential bridge loans) began in recent...
Update On North Dakota’s New Residential Mortgage Licensing Requirements – Charges, Mortgages, Indemnities
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Rishi Sunak blames fixed-rate mortgages over failure to curb inflation
Asked again to put a percentage on his chances of succeeding on his promise, Mr Sunak declined to do so...
Now we’re using savings to pay off mortgages at a record rate amid high inflation
By John-paul Ford Rojas Associate City Editor 01:45 01 Jul 2023, updated 01:45 01 Jul 2023 House prices falling in...
Mortgages – Pre-foreclosure notice | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
U.S. District Court Where a plaintiff has brought suit over an allegedly defective pre-foreclosure notice sent by the defendants, the...
Long-term fixes and evolution of mortgage market ‘long overdue’
Mortgage brokers have told FTAdviser that while now is not the right time for borrowers to explore long-term fixes, the evolution of the market in this direction is “long overdue”. With the Bank of England base rate now sitting at 5 per cent, mortgage borrowers at the end of their fixed-term deals are now faced with significantly higher monthly repayments than when they first entered into them. The situation is so dire that the government this week announced a mortgage charter, signed by 30 lenders, to help support mortgage borrowers. The pressure...
Interest rates surge sees Brits pay thousands more than European homeowners
By James Tapsfield, Political Editor For Mailonline 09:08 26 Jun 2023, updated 12:29 26 Jun 2023 Brits are paying thousands...
Even Rishi Sunak’s aides are sweating on their mortgages as Tory woes deepen
Over the following months, Mr Sunak would begin to make his irritation at Mr Johnson’s high spending known to colleagues,...
