Re-mortgage approvals up sharply year-on-year
Re-mortgage approvals increased by 37,400 in June, as homeowners moved to secure attractive fixed-rate deals ahead of the Bank of England’s (BoE) much-anticipated interest rate increase.
Re-mortgage approvals increased by 37,400 in June, as homeowners moved to secure attractive fixed-rate deals ahead of the Bank of England’s (BoE) much-anticipated interest rate increase.
A new study suggests that Britain’s commercial property market welcomed widespread investment during the first half (H1) of 2018.
On Thursday 2 August 2018, the Bank of England (BoE) increased interest rates for only the second time in a decade.
New figures published by UK Finance in recent days reveal that mortgage approvals hit a nine-month high in June.
The number of new homeowners who successfully secured a mortgage on their first property was up by 8.1 per cent month-on-month in May, a new study reveals.
Homebuyers and existing homeowners who wish to re-mortgage their property might wish to act fast to secure an attractive fixed-rate deal, after reports emerged suggesting that UK interest rates will ‘almost definitely’ be increased before the end of the summer.
New data from UK Finance reveals that UK mortgage approvals bounced back to a four month high in May, having picked up significantly for the second month running.
A new study suggests that slowing property price growth is increasingly helping first-time buyers realise their home-owning dreams.
First-time buyers and other small deposit borrowers accounted for almost a quarter (22.4 per cent) of the UK’s total mortgage lending in May 2018, up from 20.2 per cent the previous month, a new report reveals.
The latest official data from the Bank of England (BoE) reveals that mortgage approvals held steady in April, as homebuyers rushed to secure attractive deals ahead of an anticipated interest rate increase.
