Finance

According to this weekends FT, banks are now labelling as many as 2 million home owners as ‘mortgage prisoners’.Buyers who purchased a property during the mid-2000′s when high loan to value mortgages were offered to borrowers with minimal credit histories, are unable to refinance their...

Post this morning from the Editor of City AM.http://www.cityam.com/news-and-analysis/allister-heath/why-buying-property-no-panaceaActually reveals some interesting data over extended period of time. Having said that sources showing how equities have outperformed other indices always tend to be Fund Mangers or the like.The author does eventually mention the power of...

The mind boggles. Big brother is watching you! Reminds me of a story about the national Pub chain (no names no names, but you can eat and drink and still have change from a fiver…) where it is apparently corporate policy to serve parents with...

With Banks now actually competing for business, they are attempting to top comparison tables with low rates but disproportionately high arrangement fees. Research from 'Moneyfacts' now shows that the average arrangement fee is now £1030.This could work for you, but might not. Ultimately it depends...