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First-time buyers continue to face barriers in the path to owning a home as the property market remains subdued. A lack of affordable housing is one issue, and lenders requiring a deposit of at least 10% is also a challenge to many aspiring homeowners. . .
Moving home can be a stressful time, but with a bit of organisation you could minimise the anxiety. . .
10 September 2009-Teacher Support Network last night won the Charity Times award for the 'Best Use of the Web' at the publication's prestigious Annual Awards Dinner in London....
An ISA, or Individual Savings Account, is a tax wrapper which means that no tax is payable on the interest earned. Evolving from the PEP's and TESSA's of the 80's and 90's
For the last two or three months, news that property prices are beginning to take an upward trend has reached our ears.
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Mortgage Payment Difficulties - Help for Homeowners
The global financial crisis is set to be a continuing theme this year and some people are finding it difficult to meet their mortgage payments as a result.
With the credit crunch continuing to prevail, many experts are advocating Cash ISA's as part of a financial fitness regime to help savers get through another tough year.
January is traditionally a time to start a new regime and after the credit crunch that embraced 2008, now could be a good time to kick some bad financial habits.
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A cottage by the sea where the grandchildren can visit? A holiday apartment overlooking a sun-drenched Mediterranean bay? We can all dream of an idyllic retirement, but the only way your dreams can turn into reality is if you start planning for retirement early.
High street stores have been displaying Christmas goodies for weeks and retailers are surely hoping that the festive season will sparkle despite the crunch.
Worried about your finances and the rising cost of living? Start talking. Talk to your lender, your bank, family and friends. Share ideas and explore ways of reducing expenditure.
More and more borrowers are viewing longer-term deals as the safer option in the current climate. So why are people opting for a longer tie-in when 2 or 3 year fixed rates have been popular for so long?
Putting off a move to a bigger home? With uncertainty continuing to dominate the property market, it could be the time to extend and stay put.
Remortgaging means changing your existing mortgage deal for a new arrangement, usually with a different provider. You can achieve a better mortgage deal by remortgaging from one lender to another and we recommend reviewing your mortgage every 3 years...
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The climbing cost of living is putting a real strain on household budgets, but what can you do to combat the increases?
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