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It's not the end of the world

Story by: David Pawsey, Mortgage Adviser

Those that took out high loan-to-value mortgages a few years ago may be about to feel a real payment shock, but there are options out there, says David Pawsey

  • Time published: 00:01
  • Date published: 08.10.2008
  • Published in: Mortgages

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"The market is still in a state of flux"

Profile: Kevin Purvey is head of corporate intermediary sales for Cheltenham & Gloucester

  • Date published: 08.10.2008

Is it so hard to get a little common sense?

Advice for Advisers

  • Date published: 08.10.2008

When will the price be right?

Risk-based pricing has come into its own as lenders continue to err on the side of caution, but how long will this last, asks Dominic Welling

  • Date published: 08.10.2008

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Share and share alike

Getting a mortgage has become even harder in 2008 and especially for first-time buyers, sharing schemes are out there to help but more must be done to let others taste the sweet success of home ownership, says Catherine Couch

  • Date published: 01.10.2008

"We would like to think advisers view us as the best lender and provider"

Profile: Adrian Whittaker is key accounts director of Abbey for Intermediaries

  • Date published: 01.10.2008

Should it be illegal to be without a repayment vehicle?

Advice for Advisers

  • Date published: 01.10.2008

What a way to make a living

Being a landlord is getting harder as rates and arrears go up, but some will come out of the credit crunch with a much more profitable business, says Dave Symondson, managing director of Beacon Mortgage Packaging

  • Date published: 01.10.2008

Have rate tarts bitten off more than they can chew?

When it comes to remortgaging a growing number of borrowers have revelled in being rate tarts in the last few years, switching to whatever lender could offer them the cheapest rate.

  • Date published: 24.09.2008

Are we headed toward a war of retention?

Equity is the new buzz word when it comes to remortgaging and if customers have a clear credit history then they could find themselves in the midst of retention warfare among lenders.

  • Date published: 24.09.2008

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  • Date published: 28.05.2008

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