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If House Prices Drop Another 40% – Who’s at risk of Negative Equity?


Find in Mortgages June 27th, 2009 - 4,211 views

Negative equity is already playing it’s part in stifling the property market and it is set to make matters worse.
If prices do drop by another 40% (according to MoneyWeek) or more, over the next few years the number of people finding themselves in negative equity is likely to increase substantially.
The actual number of homeowners facing the prospect of [...]

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What’s your Loan to Value? – Take the survey.


Find in Mortgages June 27th, 2009 - 654 views

A recent report from the Bank of England has made it into the press suggesting figures for the number of UK homeowners in a negative equity situation.
The report used information from a 2008 survey of just 1000 people and may therefore be misleading.
To take part in this totally anonymous survey simply select the answer that reflects your personal Loan [...]

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Payday Loans – Friend or Foe?


Find in Loans June 24th, 2009 - 426 views

I run a personal finance website and on this site I have affiliate programs and also direct access enquiry forms.
An affiliate program allows me to display links to other websites and earn commission when someone clicks or applies.
Like this: Virgin Credit Card – 0% for 16 months 2.98% fee (typical 16.6% APR)
The direct access enquiry [...]

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Is It Time to Fix Your Mortgage for the Next 10 Years?


Find in Mortgages June 15th, 2009 - 369 views

The dilemma of whether or not to get a long term fixed rate mortgage and ‘ride out the storm’ of impending inflation and interest rate rises or go for a cheap deal now and save in the short term….
It’s a matter of timing.
http://www.creditmarket.co.uk/news/mortgages/long-term-fixed-rate-mortgages-10-year-5-year-deals-attract-interest.htm

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The Recession is Over!


Find in General June 11th, 2009 - 390 views

‘The recession is over, according to one of the nation’s most respected economic think-tanks.’
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/analysts-the-recession-has-ended-1702147.html
Phew! Thank goodness for that!
And there was everyone thinking it was going to be deep, nasty and a long slow recovery!
The first paragraph of the Independent story reads:
‘The UK’s surprising resilience is confirmed by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research [...]

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House Prices Could Drop by 50% – But I’m not Convinced.


Find in General June 9th, 2009 - 2,952 views

There are varying predictions about the direction house prices will go in the coming months and years.
Predictions range from up by 25% over the next 5 years (according to the National Housing Federation) to down 50% by 2011 (according to Houepricecrash.co.uk)
It’s possible to approximate the anticipated extent of the house price crash by analysing graphs of [...]

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Sky Box Warranty & Digital Services UK


Find in Household Bills & Expenses June 8th, 2009 - 1,056 views

I had a call from a company recently because my Sky TV 12 month warranty was due for renewal.
The call wasn’t from Sky but a 3rd party company offering ‘repair or replace’ cover for the Sky equipment.
I listened to the call and absorbed the information and by the end of the call I was happy [...]

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BT Call Plan Offers with 0845 Numbers


Find in Business Costs, Household Bills & Expenses June 3rd, 2009 - 665 views

The heading of this post may lead you to think it will be about the various offers and deals available from BT.
But it’s not. It’s about one particular offer seemingly available on BT’s own online Terms and Conditions but peculiarly unobtainable.
BT have a great call plan offer, don’t get me wrong I think it’s great [...]

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