Mortgages

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  Mortgage lending slows in March

  4 May 2010: Net mortgage lending rose by just £300m in March compared to £1.8bn in February, figures from the Bank of England show

• Higher loan-to-value mortgages make slight return

  1 May 2010: The number of mortgage deals available is on the rise, and there is good news for buyers with only a small deposit

• Another dangerous property boom

  29 Apr 2010: Philippe Legrain: The Duke of Westminster will cheer this house price bounce. For most of us it's divisive and unsustainable

• Mortgage approvals rise slightly

  27 Apr 2010: Number of loans approved rose by 5% in March, but net lending fell slightly due to stronger than usual repayments

• Mortgages: longer-term fixed rates fall to six-year-low

  24 Apr 2010:

  There has never been a better time to fix your mortgage, especially if finances are tight

• HSBC launches 'split loan' mortgage

  24 Apr 2010:

  HSBC deal allows homeowners to fix part of their mortgage and leave the rest on a variable rate

• First-time buyers near 20-year low

  21 Apr 2010:

  Just 347,000 first-time buyers took out a mortgage over the past 12 months, way below the high of more than 700,000 in 2004/05, a report says

• Mortgage lending rises but remains subdued

  19 Apr 2010: Mortgage lending rose by 24% during the month, but lending in the first quarter of 2010 is 24% down on the last quarter of 2009, the CML says

• Do I need a buy-to-let mortgage?

  14 Apr 2010: I am going away for six to 12 months and hope to let my home. Do I need a buy-to-let mortgage?

• Former Northern Rock boss fined £500,000 for misleading City

  13 Apr 2010:

  FSA imposes fine on former deputy chief executive David Baker after he admits misreporting the number of Northern Rock mortgage customers in arrears

• Homebuyer mortgages rise but housing market remains flat

  13 Apr 2010:

  Homebuyer mortgages in February rose by 12%, the CML says, but reports from Rics and the DCLG paint a mixed picture

• FSA fines Kensington Mortgages £1.2m

  12 Apr 2010: Sub-prime lender Kensington fined for levying 'unfair and/or excessive charges' when borrowers fell into arrears, and must repay an additional £1.1m to affected customers

• Registering to vote can improve your credit rating

  10 Apr 2010:

  Leading credit reference agencies have stressed the importance of voter registration as a way of improving your credit status

• Long-term couples who don't co-habit 'waste £5bn a year'

  10 Apr 2010:

  Nearly a quarter of committed couples are still maintaining two homes at a yearly cost of £4,800, a report finds

• Priced out of property? The iPhone generation shop too much and don't save

  10 Apr 2010:

  Debt-ridden before we graduate and pushed towards consumerism, my generation struggle with mortgages and homeownership – but it's our own fault too, says one twentysomething

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