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Occasionally Mortgage Shop's comments are featured in the press, here you will find some examples of news stories that we have appeared in from Daily Express Newspapers
Occasionally Mortgage Shop's comments are featured in the press, here you will find some examples of news stories that we have appeared in from Daily Express Newspapers
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New Bank of England figures have revealed an alarming surge in mortgage arrears which has triggered fears of a rise in repossessions. The value of outstanding mortgage balances with arrears is over 50 percent higher than it was a year ago. At the same time, the proportion of mortgages that are in arrears is at the highest level for more than seven years. The figures have triggered pleas to the Bank of England for an immediate cut in the base rate to help those struggling to keep a roof over their head. Financial experts Discuss: https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/1876606/Mortgage-arrears-rise-home-repossessions
EXCLUSIVE: A finance expert has said you only have to look at the US to see how woefully behind the curve the Bank of England is in its battle with inflation. The scathing criticism comes as Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation was 6.7 percent in August, down from 6.8 percent in July, despite widespread expectations it could increase as rising oil prices fed into higher costs at forecourts. https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/1814672/andrew-bailey-shambolic-performance
EXCLUSIVE: Zero-deposit mortgages could prove invaluable to people trapped in extortionately-priced rental cycles, but are they as good as they sound? Express.co.uk spoke to mortgage experts to find out the positives as well as the potential fallbacks. https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/1761261/zero-deposit-mortgage-pros-cons
EXCLUSIVE: A finance expert has said you only have to look at the US to see how 'woefully behind the curve' the Bank of England is in its battle with inflation. The scathing criticism comes as Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation was 6.7 percent in August, down from 6.8 percent in July, despite widespread expectations it could increase as rising oil prices fed into higher costs at forecourts. Advisers give their opinions: https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/1814672/andrew-bailey-shambolic-performance
Michael Gove has hinted at a rethink over Government plans to ban gas boiler installations from 2035, saying the move will impose costs on households. The Housing Secretary has warned costly plans to tackle the climate crisis could spark a "backlash" as ministers come under pressure from the Tory right to relax existing pledges. Check the comments: https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1795271/michael-gove-gas-boiler-ban
Former Brexit secretary Sir David Davis among leading voices calling for Governor Andrew Bailey to cut interest rates to help businesses and mortgage payers. A former minister has called on the Bank of England to play its part in boosting Britain by slashing interest rates today. Sir David Davis, the former Brexit Secretary, urged the Bank’s Governor Andrew Bailey to cut the current 5.25 percent base rate to "help everyone from business owners to mortgage payers". Slash interest rates NOW to give Britain a desperately needed boost, Bank of England told Former Brexit secretary Sir David Davis among leading voices calling for Governor Andrew Bailey to cut interest rates to help businesses and mortgage payers. Sir David Davis, left, has urged Andrew Bailey to cut interest rates to help people paying mortgages. A former minister has called on the Bank of England to play its part in boosting Britain by slashing interest rates today. Sir David Davis, the former Brexit Secretary, urged the Bank’s Governor Andrew Bailey to cut the current 5.25 percent base rate to "help everyone from business owners to mortgage payers". “The Bank’s imperative right now for our country must be to develop growth,” he said. “We have to have higher salaries and payments for public services. “The Bank’s part of that should be a cut in interest rates to help everyone from business owners to mortgage payers.” Experts discuss: https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1861844/bank-of-england-slash-interest-rates-david-davis
Mortgage rates have been on the rise but lenders such as Santander are continuing to help property owners during a trying time. Earlier today (November 28), the bank confirmed it was making reductions to interest rates across its selected residential and buy-to-let fixed rates in the new business and product transfer ranges. Mortgage brokers welcomed the news with many suggesting it could lead to similar actions by other lenders, read their comments: https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/1840116/santander-mortgage-interest-rates-reduction-cut
Former Brexit secretary Sir David Davis among leading voices calling for Governor Andrew Bailey to cut interest rates to help businesses and mortgage payers. A former minister has called on the Bank of England to play its part in boosting Britain by slashing interest rates today. Sir David Davis, the former Brexit Secretary, urged the Bank’s Governor Andrew Bailey to cut the current 5.25 percent base rate to "help everyone from business owners to mortgage payers". https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1861844/bank-of-england-slash-interest-rates-david-davis
Retirement is a time to sit back and take things easy, but life won't be so relaxing if you still have unpaid debts. The Daily Express interviews financial advisers from the UK's top firms to get their take on should you or shouldn't you consolidate your unsecured debts into your mortgage. https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/279675/Repay-debts-for-a-relaxing-retirement
