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The UK is in recession: What does it mean for YOUR money? - Vimarsana News

The UK is in recession: What does it mean for YOUR money?

We look at what a recession means for your mortgage, savings, pension and investments, and how you can shore up your finances in tough times.

Inflation holds steady at 4%, leaves lenders in limbo   – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Inflation holds steady at 4%, leaves lenders in limbo   – Mortgage Strategy

Inflation held steady at 4% in the year to January, as higher gas and electricity charges were offset by falls in the prices of furniture, other household goods and food.   The mark last month was lower than expected by many economists who expected prices to rise by 4.2%.   Gas prices lifted by 6.8% in January

'We bought two flats in Kew but our boys want to live in Hackney – what do we do?' - Vimarsana News

'We bought two flats in Kew but our boys want to live in Hackney – what do we do?'

Lee Shortt thought she and her husband were doing the right thing when they bought two flats five years ago near the family home in Kew for their sons.

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UK lender offers long-term mortgages that cut rates over time - Vimarsana News

UK lender offers long-term mortgages that cut rates over time

April Mortgages’ Dutch-style loans attract attention but are currently only for remortgaging

NatWest and Halifax latest lenders to lift home loan prices   – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

NatWest and Halifax latest lenders to lift home loan prices   – Mortgage Strategy

NatWest will raise fixed-rate prices across new business and existing customer product ranges by up to 15 basis points, while Halifax also announced it will lift residential loan offers tomorrow (9 February).   The move comes after TSB, Accord Mortgages and Precise Mortgages were among a raft of lenders who said they