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House prices have suffered their largest annual decline in 12 years as the mortgage crisis pushes buyers out of the market.

Halifax says the drop is the biggest annual fall since 2011 as mortgage rates continue to rise for many.

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Immigration. all of the structural issues coming to a head at a very difficult and challenging time. in difficult and challenging time. in the uk there are all sorts of indicators that were the government. the latest is the slowdown in the housing sector. house prices have fallen at their fastest rate in 12 years, according to the halifax, while mortgages continue to rise. the annual fall was 2.6%. thats equal to £7,500 being wiped off the average uk house price. you see again another effect on...

Half. lenders have been quick to follow by upping the interest rates on mortgages, but sluggish to dish out more for savings, especially on easy access accounts. ii for savings, especially on easy access accounts.— access accounts. if you are a borrower, — access accounts. if you are a borrower, you _ access accounts. if you are a borrower, you are _ access accounts. if you are a borrower, you are seeing - access accounts. if you are a i borrower, you are seeing pretty quickly interest rates...

If youre a borrower, youre seeing — pretty quickly — interest rates being passed on, particularly if youre on a variable—rate mortgage. weve actually got a variable savings rate — its not actually rising as much as you would hope — so it is very much a case, again, of having a look at the wider market, seeking out mutuals and challenger banks and moving your money. loyalty doesnt always pay in this case. mps and consumer groups have accused the big four banks of being the worst offende...

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