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30 High Street
Hucknall
Nottingham
NG15 7HD
Telephone - 01159 636 700
aaron@northridgemortgages.co.uk
550 Valley Road
Basford
Nottingham
NG5 1JJ
Company registration No - 05393862
Registered in England & Wales 30
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Cash injection has not cut cost of borrowing
07 May 2008
Nationwide says Bank of England''s £50 billion boost to mortgage market has not brought rates down
The Bank of England''s £50 billion cash injection into the mortgage market has so far not made any...
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The mortgage lenders’ hall of shame
02 May 2008
After lenders refused to pass on their £50 billion bailout, we reveal whether your bank or building society played fair in the credit crunch
HALIFAX, Britain’s biggest mortgage lender, has emerged ...
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Bank of England unveils £50bn mortgage bailout
21 April 2008
The Bank of England (BoE) launched an unprecedented £50 billion scheme today to bail out Britain’s ailing banking system and help to ease the tightening mortgage market.
The BoE confirmed this mor...
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Halifax raises mortgage rates by 0.5%
15 April 2008
Halifax, the UK''s largest mortgage provider, is set to increase rates on some of its most popular mortgage deals by 0.5 per cent from tomorrow, despite a quarter point reduction to the UK interest ra...
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There are still opportunities in buytolet
14 April 2008
Professional landlords see value where amateurs fear to tread
Is buytolet dead?
No, but it is gasping for air. Lenders have suddenly turned very mean with all borrowers and property is now look...
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Consumer crunch bites despite cut in base rate
11 April 2008
Millions of struggling families will be hit by higher mortgage payments after banks raised their charges last night – despite the Bank of England’s quarterpoint cut in the base rate to 5 per cent.
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Rate cut demanded as property prices slide
10 April 2008
The Bank of England is under intense pressure to cut interest rates again tomorrow after house prices fell by the biggest margin since the early 1990s crash and ministers tried to prevent a spate of r...
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A&L raises mortgage rates twice in a week
09 April 2008
Alliance & Leicester (A&L) is expected to pile more pressure on homeowners by increasing rates on its most popular mortgage deals for the second time in three days.
Deals on two, three and fiveyea...
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The death of the twoyear mortgage deal
01 April 2008
Brokers say we could be heading back to a time when there were no cheap deals – just one expensive standard rate. Our correspondent shows you where to find a decent loan while you still can
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First time buyers put property search on hold
06 March 2008
THE worsening economic gloom has put two thirds of first time homebuyers off going through with a purchase, according to new figures published today.
At the start of 2008, 14 per cent of nonhomeow...
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Borrowers paying more for annual interest
28 February 2008
MORTGAGE lenders are continuing to calculate interest on home loans on an annual basis according to new analysis.
Up to one in five lenders are failing to look at borrower’s balances on a daily ba...
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Nationwide squeezes all but the most cashladen buyers
26 February 2008
Mortgage borrowers unable to muster a big deposit have become the latest victims of the credit crunch after Britain''s biggest building society effectively shut its doors to all but the most cashrich ...
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Halifax ''rations'' mortgages
13 February 2008
The UK''s biggest lender has increased rates for new borrowers by up to 0.20 percentage points, despite last week''s base rate cut
Halifax, the UK''s biggest mortgage bank, this morning raised rate...
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Bank of England cuts interest rates to 5.25%
07 February 2008
Quarterpoint cut regarded as modest compared to recent cuts in the US which have seen rates drop by 1.25%
The Bank of England today cut interest rates by a quarter point to 5.25 per cent despite ca...
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Biggest lenders trick us out of mortgage rate cuts
04 February 2008
If you’re remortgaging and think you will benefit from falling repayments, then think again
BRITAIN’S biggest lenders have sneakily increased the cost of their tracker mortgages by up to 0.45 perce...
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Are 5% mortgages making a comeback?
24 January 2008
It grabbed the limelight for a number of years then disappeared from sight but as new low rates trickle through is the 5% mortgage about to make a comeback?
While the start of 2008 has delivered l...
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Why we joined the mortgage trackers
21 January 2008
Borrowers searching for fixedrate mortgages are at last seeing more attractive deals from lenders more than a month after the Bank of England cut the base interest rate.
Banks and building societi...
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Rate cut in doubt as jobless falls to 32year low
16 January 2008
Strong earnings and jobless data raise a question mark over whether interest rates will be cut next month
The number of people claiming unemployment benefit fell to its lowest level for more than 3...
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Homeowners turn their backs on fixed rate deals
09 January 2008
Demand for fixed rate mortgages is falling as borrowers anticipate further interest rate cuts. However, analysts recommend that anyone looking for a variable rate deal, opts for a tracker rather than ...
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Hamptons provides further sign of buytolet weakness
20 December 2007
Further signs of weakness in the oncefrenzied buytolet market emerged yesterday as figures from Hamptons, the estate agent, showed a sharp fall in the sector''s share of purchase mortgages (mortgages ...
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Bank of England votes unanimously for rate cut
19 December 2007
The Monetary Policy Committee voted for a rate cut this month after being taken by surprise by the UK housing downturn
The Bank of England''s ratesetters voted unanimously this month in favour an i...
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Interest cut boosts the mortgage payers
07 December 2007
Mortgage payers received a welcome boost to their finances yesterday when the Bank of England cut interest rates for the first time in more than two years, and signalled more cuts early next year.
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