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by Joel Gray - 2008-04-26
Mortgages are offered or promoted by various kinds of lenders. Your loan can be obtained from mortgage brokers, banks, credit unions and mortgage bankers, where generally, the lender gets an originati...
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by Dennis Ng - 2008-05-04
WHAT interest rate are you paying on your housing loan? If you are paying 3.5 per cent or more, you might be overpaying. With the US Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, the Singapore Inter-bank Of...
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by michael sterios - 2008-05-15
Remortgages now comprise almost half of all mortgage business written in the UK. This is largely due to the mainstream residential mortgage market. Refinancing buy-to-let mortgages is not quite as pop...
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by Nigel Osgood - 2008-05-19
In recent months, much has occurred in the mortgage market and with such a lot of press/media coverage, this summary may be helpful to people who wish to understand and 'take stock' of the current sit...
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by MICHAEL STERIOS - 2008-05-20
Non-status mortgages are designed for people who either cannot prove their income or who suffer from adverse credit. "Non-status mortgages" is a term that is loosely used to describe all home loan...
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by Catherine Harvey - 2008-05-21
More than four million people across the UK have been persuaded to take out package current accounts on the promise that they come with a host of benefits. Of course, in true banking tradition, all th...
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by Ulysses - 2008-06-16
As June approaches in Byron Bay, I am reminded what a brilliant place to be in autumn or spring - perfect climate with bright shiny days with warm ocean water and good surf - who could ask for anythin...
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by michael sterios - 2008-06-20
There are a growing number of people in our society who choose to work for themselves and are therefore regarded as self-employed. Such individuals may be required to apply for specialist self-employ...
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by michael sterios - 2008-06-20
With the credit crunch forcing lenders to evaluate their loan books and reassess the types of products they offer it would appear sensible to anticipate the demise of the self-certification mortgage....
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by Bruce Owens - 2008-07-01
If you are a Canadian buying your first home, it is hardly surprising if you feel overwhelmed by the bombardment of daily news and advice that seems to impact on your home purchasing decisions. If it...
