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Tenants are bracing themselves for further rent rises as problems in the mortgage market continue to keep people off the property ladder.
7 March 2011
Lobby group Consumer Focus has written to Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks calling on them to stop demanding cash from mortgage holders as a result of their gaffes.
4 March 2011
House prices fell at their fastest annual rate for 16 months during February due to faltering demand, according to Halifax.
4 March 2011
People suffering from mental health problems are almost five times as likely to have severe debts compared to everyone else.
24 February 2011
Lloyds Banking Group has revealed a large spike in the number of complaints it receives, driven by a surge in gripes about mis-sold debt insurance.
23 February 2011
The Bank of England edged closer to lifting interest rates earlier this month, it was revealed today.
23 February 2011
Homeowners considering selling their home and renting it back again are being given "woefully inadequate" advice, a consumer watchdog warns today.
22 February 2011
Mortgage borrowers will get redress as a result of irresponsible lending after the City watchdog issued its first ever fine for this offence.
22 February 2011
Halifax will repay £500 million to mortgage customers who were given "confusing" information about a cap in interest costs.
21 February 2011
The fragile economic recovery looks set to disrupt the housing market during 2011 leading to property price falls, it was predicted today.
14 February 2011
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