One million could see their mortgage bill soar by up to a third (Daily Mail) Up to a million homeowners are facing a mortgage timebomb as the end of cut price deals sends repayments soaring by up to a third. Huge numbers of fixed-rate deals
Choosing the Best Retirement Communities when Buying or Building a New Home The decision to buy or build a new home is a momentous occasion at any phase in life, but the decision to buy or build a new home and
Lewis not expecting any bank deals in '07 Bank of America Corp. chief executive Kenneth Lewis said yesterday it is unlikely the nation's second-largest bank will acquire a smaller rival in 2007.Commentread more...
October mortgage take-up hit new heights (Guardian Unlimited) Mortgage lending strengthened in October, buoyed by increasing consumer confidence in the housing market, according to the Bank of England today. Figures from the Bank showed that advances during the
Business Report for Thursday, August 18, 2005 The forestry industry is pondering the implications of the Carter Holt Harvey takeover.read more...
Subprime Debacle Traps Even Very Credit-Worthy As the number of subprime loans mushroomed an increasing proportion of them went to people with relatively good credit, according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal.
Ford Motor Co., Toyota Motor Corp. and other automakers reported U.S. sales increases for June in advance of an expected gain of as much as 30 percent from General Motors Corp., the world’s biggest automaker.
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