Mortgage Industry News

Issue 020: November 2004

Top Stories

New regime for mortgage regulation

Date: Mon, 01 Nov 04 Analysis
Mortgages have today come under the regulatory protection of the Financial Services Authority.
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Mortgage holders see house prices rise north of the border

Date: Tue, 02 Nov 04 Analysis
Scotland is set to buck the downturn in UK house prices, according to a new report.
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Two-year tracker mortgage offered by Charcol

Date: Wed, 03 Nov 04 Analysis
Independent mortgage adviser Charcol is offering a new two-year base rate tracker for those looking to remortgage.
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More in this issue

Lords backs lower mortgage rates
Fixed-rate mortgage rates fall at N&P
First-time mortgage holders despair of house prices
Brown issues warning to mortgage holders
Five-year fixed rate mortgages drop below 5 per cent
Mortgage holders see biggest fall since 1992
Mortgage holders warned of add-ons
Capped mortgage rates fall
Capped rate tracker mortgage unveiled
Mortgage rates to get cheaper
Abbey cuts mortgage rates
Drop in mortgage approvals
£800 Christmas present for switching mortgage
Non-conforming mortgages help credit ratings
Lifetime mortgage proceeds go back into homes
Calls to regulate endowment mortgage complaint industry
Discounted mortgage rates cost more
Three-year fixed rate mortgage under 5 per cent
New mortgage done in 60 seconds
Fixed-rate mortgage costs fall
New mortgage holders falling
Property tax reform threat for mortgage holders
Mortgage holders see slower house price rise
First-time buyers not shopping around for mortgages
Men hold off on first mortgage
Mortgage approvals plummet
Mortgage holders face rate rise
Five-year buy to let mortgage launched
Mortgage approvals close to five-year low, according to Bank of England
Ticking time bomb of interest-only mortgages
Pan-European mortgage protection mooted
Long-term fixed rate mortgages to get cheaper
House price boost for mortgage holders
Mortgage mis-selling victims could miss out

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