Mortgages News

June 2009

• "Good time" for first-time buyers

  01.06.2009

  First-time buyers can take advantage of cheap prices.
• Remortgage deal take-up to increase

  01.06.2009

  People may want fixed-rate mortgage deals in the future.
• Low fixed-rate mortgage deals "won't last forever"

  02.06.2009

  Borrowers are expecting base rate to rise.
• Mortgage approvals increase in April

  03.06.2009

  Further rise in mortgage lending likely.
• HSBC to offer Rate Matcher mortgage deal

  04.06.2009

  Mortgage deal is available to all UK homeowners.
• House prices increase in May

  04.06.2009

  Rise follows three successive monthly drops.
• Average age of first-time buyers to increase

  08.06.2009

  Lifestyle changes mean people will buy homes later.
• Housing market still 'in the doldrums'

  09.06.2009

  Property sector is showing a seasonal boost.
• Britannia launches new first-time buyer mortgage

  09.06.2009

  New products aimed at first-time buyers.
• Mortgage advice gap for over-50s

  10.06.2009

  Older consumers need more financial advice.
• Mortgage-holding landlords urged to check contracts

  10.06.2009

  Landlords may need to pay lenders extra.
• Mortgage offers help the Co-operative win award

  11.06.2009

  The Co-operative named Best Financial Services Provider.
• More mortgage choice for first-time buyers needed

  12.06.2009

  Lower deposits required for aspiring property owners.
• High prices main obstacle for first-time buyers

  15.06.2009

  Average property price more than five times the average salary.
• First-time buyers urged to wait for right mortgage

  16.06.2009

  FTBs should avoid rushing to get on the property ladder.
• Consumer confidence in property rises

  17.06.2009

  Britons' confidence in the housing market grows.
• Number of house hunters increases

  18.06.2009

  More first-time buyers entering the property market.
• Tracker mortgage proves popular

  18.06.2009

  Low interest rate increases tracker mortgage demand, bank claims.
• Mortgage deals launched by LBS

  19.06.2009

  New mortgages provide "peace of mind".
• Housing market recovery not "demand-led"

  19.06.2009

  Property market is frozen, building society says.
• House prices 'unlikely to drop further'

  22.06.2009

  The property market may have bottomed out.
• Average cost of fixed-rate mortgages increases

  22.06.2009

  Increase in swap rates behind fixed-rate rises.
• Mortgage rates 'will not increase further'

  23.06.2009

  Homeowners looking to remortgage urged to wait.
• Mortgage approvals rise in May

  24.06.2009

  Study records 15.8% increase in approvals.
• Property buyers 'must do homework'

  25.06.2009

  Various methods available to check the real value of property.
• House prices see May fall

  26.06.2009

  Average price of a home reached £152,497.
• Price of running a home 'declines'

  29.06.2009

  Home ownership expenses reach lowest point since 2006.
• Optimism in housing market grows

  29.06.2009

  May sees 43,414 house purchase loans approved.
• House prices rise in June

  30.06.2009

  Nationwide records 0.9% increase in average value.

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