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Cover feature: Brokers call for fair warning – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Cover feature: Brokers call for fair warning – Mortgage Strategy

What do we want? Twenty-four hours’ notice for product withdrawals. When do we want it? Now! The message from the broker community is loud and clear when it comes to lenders’ last-minute product pulls. Although 11th hour withdrawals are nothing new, the current swap rate volatility has seen the frequency and

Britons to suffer US-style crash as UK housing market in 'a total omnishambles' | UK | News - Vimarsana News

Britons to suffer US-style crash as UK housing market in 'a total omnishambles' | UK | News

EXCLUSIVE: Borrowers in Britain and the US are suffering as mortgage rates climb and house prices fall.

Lenders report biggest increase in mortgage defaults since 2009 - Vimarsana News

Lenders report biggest increase in mortgage defaults since 2009

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UK mortgage defaults expected to increase in months ahead, say lenders - Vimarsana News

UK mortgage defaults expected to increase in months ahead, say lenders

Losses and default rates on mortgages have increased in the past few months and are expected to rise further in the months ahead, according to a Bank of England survey of lenders. Default rates for...

Biggest increase in mortgage defaults since 2009, survey of lenders finds - Vimarsana News

Biggest increase in mortgage defaults since 2009, survey of lenders finds

The Bank of England's Credit Conditions Survey also reported that firms expect demand for mortgages to drop in the third quarter. It comes amid growing concern over the cost of mortgages for many households.

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