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The Government could make changes to the law which is often blamed for creating mortgage prisoners, Treasury Minister John Glen has said in a letter published today.
14 November 2018
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The financial regulator wants to help mortgage prisoners "as a matter of urgency" including those stuck on deals with firms it doesn't regulate, its executive director of strategy and competition has said this morning.
6 November 2018
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First-time buyers in shared ownership homes will pay zero stamp duty on the first £300,000 of any home that costs up to £500,000 with immediate effect, the Chancellor has announced. The change will be retrospective back to the last Budget (22 November 2017).
29 October 2018
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Tens of thousands of Halifax mortgage customers are to be given a redress payment of £20 after the bank uncovered an error in the way interest has been charged that dates back eight years, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal. 
21 October 2018
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The sale of mortgages to unauthorised and inactive lenders is giving some mortgage prisoners a "life sentence", MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has warned Treasury Minister John Glen.
2 October 2018
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Treasury Minister John Glen has admitted that mortgage prisoners "need to be dealt with" at an event run by MoneySavingExpert.com at the Conservative Party Conference – providing hope for 10,000s of home owners stuck on expensive deals. 
1 October 2018
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The best buy mortgage fixes have barely moved four weeks on from the base rate rise, with some lenders even dropping their rates, meaning there is still a window of opportunity to lock in low rates for anyone with up to six months left on their current deal.
29 August 2018
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A number of major banks including HSBC, First Direct and Tesco have already raised mortgage rates after yesterday's base rate rise but have kept quiet on whether to pass on the increase for savers, MoneySavingExpert.com has found.
3 August 2018
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Halifax and Lloyds Bank became the latest lenders to launch 10-year fixed-rate mortgages last month, and longer fixes are likely to be increasingly under the spotlight after the recent decision to raise the base rate to 0.75%. If you're considering fixing for such a long term, here's what you need to consider.
3 August 2018

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