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Standard Variable Rate Dilemma,
Moving their mortgage to a new deal and/or lender could benefit hundreds of thousands of mortgage borrowers currently sitting on their lenders' Standard Variable Rates (SVRs)
Price comparison website moneysupermarket.com. has drawn this conclusion.
Now is the time for many to remortgage as it points out that, with a number of building societies, including Skipton and Norwich & Peterborough, raising their SVRs, and more expected to follow suit.
“Since the start of the credit crunch the remortgage market has, essentially, been closed. Most borrowers on SVR had been enjoying a better r... read more
Mortgage Funding Gap is £300m reports Islington Mortgage Broker, London Mortgage Advice
A £300bn shortfall in the amount of funds they have available to lend out to mortgage borrowers in the future is faced by mortgage lenders they have warned.
Lenders are having to rely on the money they get in from savers, along with the billions of pounds made available by a variety of Government bail-out schemes, to provide the funds they lend out as mortgages, with the securitization (or ‘wholesale’) markets where lenders traditionally went for money now almost completely closed.
There will be a £300bn funding gap, which could significantly reduce mortgage product choice for borrowe... read more
The Funding of Mortgage Activities
The following is an article taken from the Best Advice.net
Colin Snowdon of Aldermore argues that Skipton’s move is to the benefit of a sustainable mortgage
Bringing into sharp focus a fundamental issue for lenders and building societies and small banks in particular is Skipton’s recent announcement that it intends to undo its deal with borrowers and raise its SVR from 3.50% to 4.95% from 1 March.
And the issue we are talking about is that of funding costs. With little activity in the wholesale markets and lenders under pressure from the FSA not to use them anyway, most lenders are ... read more
Buy to Let restictions, reports North London Mortgage Broker, London Mortgage Advice.
Constrained by the lack of available mortgage finance, half of buy-to-let landlords want to buy more residential property to rent out privately.
49% believe the conditions are currently right for them to expand their property portfolios, a survey conducted by LSL Property Services, which owns the UK's largest lettings agent network, including national chains Your Move and Reeds Rains,revealed.
Because the supply of deals is so restricted and criteria are so stringent, only 27% said they will be able to access mortgage funds in the next year.In the past, buy-to-let investors could g... read more
First Time Buyers having to rent, says North London Mortgage Broker, London Mortgage Advice
It has been revealed, that the lack of mortgage finance that is available to first-time buyers is forcing the group into the rental market.
There has been a rise in the number of reluctant tenants, with 54 per cent of landlords stating that many consumers were being forced to rent, rather than buy, a property, new statistics from the Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla) reveal.
Maybe renting at this stage could be best for people who need to adapt to changes in their working life as it give you the ability to change direction without being tied down with household chores and c... read more
First Time Buyers having to rent
The lack of mortgage finance that is available to first-time buyers is forcing the group into the rental market, it has been revealed.
New statistics from the Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla) reveal that there has been a rise in the number of reluctant tenants, with 54 per cent of landlords stating that many consumers were being forced to rent, rather than buy, a property.
James Davis, chief executive of upad.co.uk, says that renting could in fact be the "smart choice" for people who need to react to an increasingly adaptable working lifestyle.
"It gives you that fle... read more
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