Today wasn't a good day for the UK property market as there was lots of bad news about repossessions and poor prospects for house prices. Do you want to buy a house now?
Debt consolidation loans have pitfalls as well as benefits, as this article points out.
House prices in the UK may fall according to the IMF. They predict that the fall could be as severe as in the USA, however demand for housing remains strong so how likely is it that they are correct?
The Conservatives are to scrap Home Information Packs (HIPs) if they get elected at the next election
Home information packs are forcing people to think about energy efficiency however they are still not seen as a useful addition to the house sales and purchase process.
House prices in the UK actually fell in September as buyer and seller confidence slipped away.
Buying a new car? I'll show you how I saved thousands of pound and got a better car too.
Credit card companies are using a a sneaky order of payments approach to maximise their interest charges.
For the first time, I saw diesel being sold at £1.02 per litre today. That equates to £4.64 which brings us nearer to the dreaded £5 per gallon.
The new Ford Mondeo is a good car - a recent test drive proved that to me - however it already suffers from horrifying depreciation.
Barratt Developments, one of the largest house builders in the UK, is predicting falling house prices in the near future as a result of the rises in interest rates and the recent credit crunch problems.
Self certification mortgages are being abused to allow borrowers, many of whom are sub prime, to overstate their incomes to borrow more money.
The Toyota Prius is an impressive car with undoubted environmental benefits, however I won't be buying one, as I explain in this article.
Rumours are circulating that two lenders are leaving the UK home loans market. A large mortgage company is also making it more difficult for sub prime borrowers. The Northern Rock crisis is starting to affect the UK loans market.
100 percent mortgages are not as attractive as they may seem, given the current turmoil from the credit crunch and predictions that the property market will plateau during the next year or so.
With big falls in the Alliance and Leicester share price at the end of trading today, the government has been forced to make an unprecedented fund guarantee to Northern Rock deposit holders.
The Northern Rock crisis is serious not only for its customers, who are still queuing down the streets outside its branches to withdraw their savings - but to us all.
Northern Rock customers are queuing in the streets to withdraw their funds from this ailing bank. Confidence is draining away from it, with potentially disastrous results.
Northern Rock had to borrow emergency funds from the Bank of England on Thursday as it's difficulties deepen during the credit crunch.
British Gas has just raised the cost of its HomeCare maintenance plans by nearly 20 percent. They are starting to become too expensive, as I discuss here.
Insulating your loft is a fantastic way to save money on fuel bills. With B&Q's special offer on Knauf Space Blanket loft insulation at the moment, now is this time to improve the energy efficiency of your home.
Home Information Packs (HIPs) are slowing the house market down by as much as of 67% in some areas of the UK and this could have drastic consequences for the house market, now that they are required for 3 bedroom houses.
Interest rates in the UK remained unchanged on Thursday, but there is still a risk that your mortgage payments may increase as the credit crunch bites.
British borrowers were handed some respite on Thursday as the Bank of England decided to hold interest rates at 5.75%, but what does it mean to consumers?
House reposessions are increasing, according to a report, however consumers are still spending and borrowing, so the prediction that 124 houses may be repossessed each day, may, unfortunately, come true
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