£200m will soon be available to help as many as 6000 particularly vulnerable mortgage borrowers stay in their homes. Russell Cavanagh explains. Read more
The slight reduction in mortgage rates and the marginal easing up of lending restrictions is unfortunately too little too late for the 28,000 homeowners who have received repossession orders on their homes this last quarter, says David Stevens . Read more
Just when you thought there was a glimmer of hope in the housing market following a drop in mortgage rates, the good news is dampened by increased mortgage fees, reports David Stevens . Read more
As more and more statistics reveal a marked slowdown in house prices, there may be a glimpse of a silver lining for the economy amidst all the doom and gloom, reports David Sewell StevensRead more
2008 could turn out to be the worst year for home repossessions since the 1990's house crash, thanks to plummeting property values and rising mortgage costs. Read more
FEARS of negative equity are looming as mortgage approvals hit a record low and house prices continue to fall as a result of the global credit crisis. Read more
