Mortgages

Mortgage lending in the UK is rising at its lowest level since January 2002 the latest figures from the Bank of England reveal.

Twenty-eight million adults in the UK do not save regularly, research released by Abbey today reveals.

Up to one in three people are still missing out on extra income in retirement by purchasing a standard annuity resulting in many losing out on around £234m worth of benefits in 2004. new research reveals.

Average house prices are set to rise to £333,000 in 2025 representing an increase of 112%, according to a new report commissioned by Woolwich.

House prices have declined for the 14th month in a row according to the latest survey from Hometrack.

The slowdown in the housing market continues with gross mortgage lending for July almost £500m lower than June, according to the latest figures from the British Banker's Association (BBA).

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has extended exemption rules for small to medium sized firms to mortgage and general insurance brokers.

Openwork has added Newcastle Mortgage Services Limited (NMSL) to its mortgage panel.

Almost two thirds of consumers use the internet to research a house purchase and over one fifth would consider actually buying a home online, new research reveals.

Nearly a fortnight after the Bank of England's monetary policy committee (MPC) lowered interest rates by a quarter point, less than half of UK mortgage lenders have passed on rate cuts to their customers, says Moneyfacts.