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Two million homeowners ‘considering mortgage holiday’

19 December 2008
A new survey has suggested that two million British homeowners are considering taking a mortgage payment holiday to help fight off the effects of the recession.... read more »

More govt. help with mortgages

8 January 2009
The Government has announced that it will provide more help to homeowners who are struggling to make their mortgage payments after becoming unemployed.... read more »

Mortgage rescue scheme launched

16 January 2009
A mortgage rescue scheme which aims to help keep people in their homes is being officially launched today.... read more »

Mortgage overpayments rising

23 January 2009
Many thousands of mortgage holders have taken advantage of the falling base rate to overpay their mortgages, the Press Association reports.... read more »

Mortgage repossession

18 May 2009
If you`re worried about mortgage repossession, you`re not on your own. In 2009, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) expects around 75,000 properties (representing around 0.66% of all mortgages) to be repossessed.... read more »

Make the most of lower mortgage payments

28 November 2008
This month’s base rate cut has meant significant savings for many homeowners, particularly those on tracker and variable-rate mortgages.... read more »

I can`t afford my mortgage payments

9 April 2009
If you can`t afford your mortgage payments, that doesn`t necessarily mean your mortgage is the problem. Many people find they can`t keep up with their mortgage payments because the cost of servicing their other debts is taking up too much of their income.... read more »

1 in 1,000 mortgaged homes repossessed in Q2 2009

20 August 2009
According to figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML), around 1 in 1,000 mortgaged homes were repossessed in the second three-month period of 2009, The Financial Times reports.... read more »

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