Mar 30, 2009
If you’ve read our first article on how to avoid the worst mortgage mistakes, then you know that getting a loan to buy your dream home isn’t impossible; in fact, it’s downright easy once you’ve put in the extra work and research. Yes, cheating the crunch is possible, despite the fact that lenders and banks have become especially skittish about lending to consumers with less-than-stellar credit. Here’s a little secret: even if you have perfect credit, you can still be denied a ... Read More
Mar 12, 2009
The economic recession hasn’t made it exactly easy for potential homebuyers, even if you have pristine credit. Thanks to the reduced availability of credit, along with the trepidation that many lenders and banks feel about lending in such an uncertain market, it’s no wonder that many of us are scratching our heads about the secrets of attaining a mortgage. Some consumers may even feel as though attaining a mortgage is impossible, let alone one that’s at a reasonable rate. ... Read More
Feb 10, 2009
Buying a home with the right mortgage is one of the most exciting moments in a person’s life – and also one of the most financially risky! A home is, without a doubt, one of the most major financial investments that you’ll ever make in your life, so it’s important to take the right steps towards protecting that investment. Believe it or not, the mortgage that you take out to secure that home will have a major impact on your financial security ... Read More
Nov 25, 2008
UK Consumers turn to bad credit loans to get through temporary difficulties, explains Andy Hygate from www.loansbadcredit.org.uk.
The entire world is now worried about the economic future and even the most stalwart and dependable financial organisations have become shaky, unreliable, and reluctant to lend money to just about anyone. Meanwhile the confidence and hope of ordinary wage earners and small businesses is crumbling as they realise that it is nearly impossible to get loans they so desperately need.
Ministers are being pressured to force ... Read More
Aug 1, 2008
As house prices continue to fall, many people are turning to Bad Credit Remortgage lenders as the only means to obtain a loan, explains Andy Hygate from www.loansbadcredit.org.uk
Ironic situations are developing within the mortgage lending community, as the UK continues to get pummelled by negative economic news and the demise of many financial institutions.
Although they desperately need to make loans and benefit from the revenue that those generate, many of the UK's most prominent banks find it safer to just hunker down ... Read More
Jun 20, 2008
As the economic outlook continues to deteriorate, Bad Credit Remortgages from www.loansbadcredit.org.uk/bad-credit-remortgage/ offer a glimmer of hope.
Many recent surveys and research reports highlight a troubling fact. The housing market in the UK – already battered by crumbling prices and a lack of affordable loans – is likely to continue its downward slide.
The mortgage and property turmoil that began in the USA late last year has gotten progressively worse, despite crisis intervention at all levels of the government. This month housing prices in ... Read More
Dec 12, 2007
Good news for first time buyers says Andy Hygate from Loans for Bad Credit.
The recent credit difficulties are having a knock-on effect on the UK housing market, with Prices now stagnating and/or possibly falling.
Latest figures from the Halifax Price index state a fall in November by 1.1%, with mortgage approvals down by a massive 32% from the same time last year (Ref: HBOS house price index).
It seems that the increase in lending rates between banks (which are passed on to borrowers), the ... Read More