How fit are your finances?
Welcome back!Applying for a new loan or credit card is a competitive business, with the best deals going to the people who have the fittest credit history. If you want to be in the running, you need to remember the old fable and act like the tortoise, taking time to manage your money, rather than [...]
Learn MoreHow to survive an ever changing credit climate
Just as the world is warming up, the credit climate has undergone a profound change since the recession took hold the money saving expert has discovered. According to the latest Bank of England figures, around 1.6 million of us apply for some form of credit every month, from loans and cards to mortgages - and [...]
Mortgage update for Homeowners looking for better Mortgage deals
For every ten homes sold last month one was a remortgage. Until more mortgages arranged are remortgages each month I very doubt that property prices will drop any further. The reason for the house prices being unreasonably buoyant is due to the fact that for every ten houses sold only six new homes are coming [...]
What really matters to finance lenders – and what’s a credit myth?
Money saving tipster says if you still believe that eating crusts will make your hair curl and that elephants are afraid of mice, you might also be clinging to some myth about credit - and that could be harming your chances of getting the deals you need when it comes to a homeowner loans, unsecured [...]
How to get a green light for your next mortgage and not the mortgage blues
Getting a mortgage is going to be a lot tougher - particularly for people with a less-than-perfect credit history or anyone whose income has previously been self-certified. The money saving expert recently heard the account of a lady who had missed one credit card payment and a council tax payment in the last twelve months. [...]
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Don’t let the postal strike wreck your credit status
Cheques, utility bills and credit card payments, loan payments and mortgage payments may be held up or returned to their senders during the round of postal strikes that are causing backlogs and confusion around the country - and your credit rating could suffer as a result say the money experts who offer money saving tips.
Unless [...]
Mortgage lenders to test borrower’s affordability for home loans
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has released their mortgage market review discussion paper and they have outlined their proposal for tougher regulations. It is evident that they will be more authoritarian and intrusive in the way they regulate the mortgage industry in future.
The FSA want to control the industry as they believe the industry is [...]
Top tips: how to improve your credit rating
The days of easy credit are long gone - if they ever existed. Now, you need a really good credit rating to be in with a chance of getting the best deals. These money saving tips could help you.
Understand how lenders make decisions. They calculate your credit rating (or score) by giving a value to [...]
One Year into the Credit Crunch
We are now a year into the credit crunch in the United states and the UK. The US president and congress launched the biggest financial stimulus package in history designed to bail out the financial sector of the US economy and the auto industry and as a consequence the world economy. The experts wanted to [...]
New Negative Equity Mortgage offered by Nationwide – Mortgage Advice
At a time when all mortgage lenders have shown us they do not have an appetite to lend money, along comes the Nationwide with a pioneering new niche mortgage product for their existing borrowers. Last month they introduced their ground-breaking negative equity mortgage to their clients. This will allow their borrowers to borrow up to [...]
Fixed Mortgages have declined in the last year – Mortgage Advice
The mortgage market remains in a state of quandary with changing opinions and advice being given by the money and savings experts. This recession is proving to be deeper and more unforgiving than the previous. Mortgage Brain who provides a mortgage sourcing system which is used by professional mortgage brokers has said that the number [...]





