Bankruptcy can be a difficult prospect to move on from even after four years. The first thing anyone needs to do is make sure the bankruptcy has been discharged after the four year mark. Once that is complete you have to re-establish your credit history. (more…)
Archive for December, 2007
Getting Over Bankruptcy
Tuesday, December 11th, 2007The Time Bomb on Sub Prime Loans
Monday, December 10th, 2007Many of the lenders in Britain have begun to change the sub prime lending practices due to the credit crunch in America. The America credit crunch is sparking a new credit crunch in the Britain market. This means that many of the companies are not offering sub prime loans or they are offering an increased interest rate. (more…)
Damaged Credit Can Be Avoided with These Tips
Sunday, December 9th, 2007Your credit can be damaged very easily. It is important to understand how a person’s credit can be damaged as well as how it can be avoided. There are a few tips that will help you stay away from the damaged credit and maintain a good or excellent history for life. (more…)
Kensington Tossed Sub Prime Mortgages
Saturday, December 8th, 2007Kensington is being affected by the sub prime loans. In fact they were recently bought out because of the precarious position they were sitting in during the month of September. Kensington has decided to remove their sub prime mortgages from the block until the market improves. (more…)
Specialist Mortgages for Risky Buyers
Friday, December 7th, 2007The credit crunch has been affecting many mortgage companies in regards to their sub prime mortgages because there have been a lot of individuals defaulting on the loans. It is thought that the companies lending in the US could be seeing damaging effects in the UK due to the problems overseas. (more…)
Re- Mortgages Rising to 35%
Thursday, December 6th, 2007The credit crunch has affected many of the lenders as well as the borrowers. The credit crunch has also affected the amount of borrowers looking to increase the size of their property. Instead most of the borrowers have decided to re- mortgage their current home rather than purchase a new property. (more…)
Lehman Brothers New Deal
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007Lehman Brothers have come up with a new residential mortgage backed securitization deal that will help those in need of near prime loans get the mortgages they need. The new deal is going to be comprised of near prime, interest only, self cert, and re-mortgage deals. (more…)
Homeowners Require Stability
Tuesday, December 4th, 2007A study by Abbey and Lloyds TSB was completed this year to understand the current market in re- mortgages. The studies showed that homeowners are unwilling to risk their stability in mortgages by purchasing new mortgages or by taking the current deal from the banks. (more…)
Rising Mortgage Rates Foreseen By Borrowers
Monday, December 3rd, 2007Mortgages have been affecting the homeowners and new property purchases in several markets including the U.K. and U.S. It seems that the credit crunch that started in August spread from the UK and ended in the United States creating problems among the financial markets, including companies like Northern Rock. Consumers in the credit crunch have been affected by the increase of borrowing costs and an increase in difficulty obtaining the finance they need. (more…)
Mortgage Misrepresentation Handled
Sunday, December 2nd, 2007Mortgage brokers giving false information happens frequently. In fact, there quite a few who fail to provide necessary information, or neglect to mention it. Well, those that do should watch out. The Financial services Authority is taking notice and stepping up to deal with these less than honest characters. (more…)
Brokers referred for further review
Saturday, December 1st, 2007The FSA or Financial services Authority, which is in change of keeping an eye on the UK financial situation after conducting a review of brokers has come up with disturbing results that has caused a call for further formal review of advice being handed out by brokers in the mortgage industry. (more…)