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A recent study into UK mortgages found that one in ten Brits have taken out offset mortgages - thats over 23.9 billion pounds worth of loans. So with all this interest in offsetting or taking out a mortgage that can make your money work for you, are ...... Read full article (Comments: 1)

In a repayment mortgage agreement, a consumer gives a lien to a lender as security for the repayment of a mortgage. In such an agreement, the consumer borrows money from a lender to buy a property on the assumption that the money will be repaid with ...... Read full article (Comments: 4)

Mortgage loans are readily available to homebuyers wanting to purchase a home and mortgages are available through several different lending agencies. Mortgage loans are now being promoted online with the Internet, as the Internet has brought a broad ...... Read full article (Comments: 5)

Refinancing refers to applying to a loan to replace an existing loan secured by the same assets. This usually happens for a home mortgage. A second home mortgage refers to a loan obtained to purchase a second house, for example, a summerhouse someone...... Read full article (Comments: 2)

Microsoft’s Encarta Dictionary defines `Second Mortgage’ as an “additional mortgage on a property that has been mortgaged once already, secondary to the main loan that is secured on the property�. Let’s take an example. Alicia bought ...... Read full article (Comments: 2)

When interest rates were cut in early December all nine of the Monetary Policy Committee members voted for the cut and that unanimous vote has lead to analysts predicting another cut in early 2008. Welcome news indeed for anyone with a mortgage, as m...... Read full article (Comments: 2)

Many home buyers choose the adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) in order to save money during the first few years of homeownership. But later, these same homeowners run into trouble when the adjustable rate mortgage adjusts (hence the name) to higher inte...... Read full article (Comments: 3)

At first there was mortgage “pre-qualification.� That practice has been largely discredited, simply because of the willingness of so many mortgage brokers or lenders to issue “prequalification� letters based on little evidence or without chec...... Read full article (Comments: 3)

There does not seem to be any end to the number of mortgages these days. If you want to buy a house, it is likely that you will be filled to the brim with plans from all kinds of finance companies and loan providers as they try to entice you. Each lo...... Read full article (Comments: 1)

A dwindling house market in the UK could stretch the financial situation for some mortgage lenders according to credit ratings agency, Fitch. Their research has uncovered that the British housing market is set to see the trend of lower prices c...... Read full article (Comments: 4)