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July 18, 2023
The latest average mortgage rates have gathered pace this week and are up by an average of 0.18%, compared to last week’s 0.13%, according to Rightmove. However, Rightmove’s mortgage expert Matt Smith believes there is optimism in some quarters that rates may start to show signs of stabilising – albeit dependent on
July 13, 2023
Know your financial possibilities at any moment and go for options that will help you pay off the debt efficiently. Of course, choose the rate based on what suits you best.And if you're buying or planning to buy a home soon, we wish you success in your endeavors because there's nothing better than enjoying your own apartment and being independent of rents and similar housing challenges.
May 17, 2023
There were more than 5,200 mortgages products available last month, more than twice the number available in October 2022, after the tumultuous ‘mini-Budget' caused widespread problems in the lending market. Figures from Moneyfacts show the number of new products coming to market has risen consistently in recent
April 19, 2023
The communist state of California has mandated fixed monthly "basic service" rates that offer unlimited electricity to consumers, creating a compelling incentive for people to carry out [...]
April 18, 2023
Under the leadership of the Punjab Government, the Excise Department has fixed
April 10, 2023
A property expert dishes out tips on how to cope with fixed interest rates set to expire
March 28, 2023
Interest on cash Isas rocketed last year but savings rates have flattened and may soon start falling instead.
March 15, 2023
It provides financial data for borrowers rolling off fixed rates
February 24, 2023
Only a small percentage of borrowers choosing to fix
April 20, 2022
Banks have been anticipating an eventual move by the RBA for a long time now. As a result, most of the fixed rates below 2% p.a. that borrowers once had access to have now disappeared.