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FTAdviser latest:Remortgages hit eight year low as all loans drop off in January
Story by: Dominic Welling, FTAdviser
January saw the lowest monthly level of remortgage activity for eight years as the number of house purchase loans taken also decreased by half over the month.
- Time published: 10:35
- Date published: 12.03.2010
- Published in: Mortgages
Banking legend Brian Pitman dies
Former Lloyds chairman and chief executive Brian Pitman died yesterday (11 March) at hospital, after suffering a heart attack earlier in the week.
- Date published: 12.03.2010
Mortgage Intelligence partners with Kensington
Prime lender Kensington has partnered with Mortgage Intelligence and Mortgage Next as key distributors for its product range.
- Date published: 11.03.2010
Link Loans re-enters secured loans sector
Link Loans has re-entered the secured loans broker market after receiving new equity funding from the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
- Date published: 11.03.2010
Newcastle reports neither profit nor loss in 2009
Newcastle building society has reported that it broke even over 2009, revealing neither a profit nor a loss for the year after tax in its final results.
- Date published: 11.03.2010
FTBs need £18,477 more for a deposit: Shelter
The average first-time buyer now needs a deposit equivalent to a year's salary to get on the housing ladder, according to research by homelessness charity Shelter.
- Date published: 11.03.2010
Risk assessment critical to unorthodox lending: FSA
Building societies must ensure that they have the necessary risk management systems if they want to be involved in non-traditional lending, according to Graeme Ashley-Fenn from the FSA.
- Date published: 11.03.2010
Mortgage Works launches mum and dad mortgage
The Mortgage Works is launching a new range of guarantor products offering a variety of liability levels.
- Date published: 11.03.2010
Coventry in merger talks with Stroud & Swindon
Coventry and Stroud & Swindon building societies this week revealed that they are in the early stages of a merger.
- Date published: 11.03.2010
RBS bidders could foot the Bank’s liquidity bill
Potential bidders for Royal Bank of Scotland branches being sold off under EU state aid rules have identified a possible funding shortfall as a result of support it received from the Bank of England.
- Date published: 11.03.2010
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Why Virgin is right to charge current account holders
Virgin Money charging its current account customers a fee to ensure its costs are more transparent is good news for customers
- Time published: 14:53
- Date published: 11.03.2010
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NatWest rate changes
Type: Buy-to-let tracker mortgage and rate changes
- Time published: 00:01
- Date published: 11.03.2010
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And yet another equity release provider bows out
Stonehaven has today (9 March) become the latest equity release provider to temporarily suspend new business due to lack of funding.
- Time published: 16:41
- Date published: 09.03.2010
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