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Aviva achieve strong first half with profitable growth momentum - Vimarsana News

Aviva achieve strong first half with profitable growth momentum

Aviva achieve strong first half with profitable growth momentum

Parents are sacrificing their children's inheritances to afford rising mortgages - Vimarsana News

Parents are sacrificing their children's inheritances to afford rising mortgages

Older homeowners are sacrificing their children’s inheritances to afford rising mortgage bills.

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Later-life lending business impacted by 'wait-and-see' approach – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Later-life lending business impacted by 'wait-and-see' approach – Mortgage Strategy

Total equity release lending in the first half of 2023 was £1.38bn, down markedly from the £3.43bn in 2022. These figures come from Key’s Market Monitor, which indicates that consumer confidence has been heavily impacted by the cost-of-living crisis with many, according to Key, taking a ‘wait and see attitude’. New

Mortgage warning as payments may rise by £500 - but downsizing could leave £205k windfall | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Mortgage warning as payments may rise by £500 - but downsizing could leave £205k windfall | Personal Finance | Finance

EXCLUSIVE: As mortgage rates average six percent, thousands of people coming off fixed rate deals could consider downsizing if they know they can't manage the raised rates.

In the balance: with rates rising, is overpaying your mortgage a good move? - Vimarsana News

In the balance: with rates rising, is overpaying your mortgage a good move?

Homeowners are desperate to find ways to reduce the bill they face each month, but should you put any spare cash into the home loan, or a savings account? We<em> </em>weigh up the arguments