US presidential election strains mortgage models
Mortgage debt drives mathematical modellers to a special insanity, says John Dizard
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Mortgage debt drives mathematical modellers to a special insanity, says John Dizard
Study finds 20 per cent drop in homeowners aged between 25 and 34
Wealthy fear pensions tax raid with fiscal help targeted at the ‘just about managing’
Post-Brexit vote climate has hit companies exposed to London offices
I have not repaid my interest-only deal, so lender wants me to sell
New Bank of England affordability rules will penalise larger landlords, say experts
Number of adjoining transactions is rising, estate agents report
Loans of up to £5m offer rates less than 1 per cent
Santander invests in digital technology to streamline home loan process
FCA says at least 750,000 customers due compensation for being treated unfairly over arrears
Knight Frank reports a fall of 8 per cent in a year — but downplays Brexit effect
Being faithful to your bank, insurer or mortgage provider will cost you more
Costs of refurbishment, maintenance, materials are much higher than many expect
A growing proportion of people neither own a home nor have a pension
Stamp duty changes boost the number of London landlords looking for tenants by 15 per cent
House prices are not the only expense for a hard-pressed generation
I’m 24 and already own a small portion of a shared ownership property
A new generation of haves and have-nots — those who own a rental property and those who live in one
Older home movers gain greater protections as lobby groups and regulators step in
Building society calls for sellers to carry the tax burden
The rate of house price growth is slowing, but there are many stories behind the statistics
Sales are slowing and price growth beginning to stall, report estate agents
Nearly half of UK lenders have failed to cut variable rate home loans since interest rate cut