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Escape route
Many existing borrowers are trapped on their mortgage by tighter lending criteria, interest-only restrictions and falling house prices. Our experts try to find ways out for them
News
MS Leader: New housing a non-starter
The latest data from the Office for National Statistics on the number of new housing starts has made for grim reading. For the three months to the end of March there were 24,140 new starts, down 11% on the previous quarter.
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Brokers abandon Abbey fast-track
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Lending won't go anywhere until 2015, says AMI
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Brokers are in the dark about FSA replacement
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Sourcing system to be renamed Avelo Trigold
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Triple attack annoys claims body
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Santander UK rating goes down to A2
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Banks must find £356bn to meet Basel III target
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Quarterly housing starts down 11%
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Rock to cost taxpayers around £2bn
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HSBC does U-turn and allows Law Society-accredited firms onto panel
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Fifth delay for ECON's vote on European directive
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Lloyds and Co-op proposal aims to facilitate sale of branches
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Shapps urges lenders to offer self-build products
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DA firms will get a slice of NatWest's corporate products
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SHIP spearheads a united fight against fraud
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NACFB members to get higher proc fees from Precise
Analysis
Insurance review
The damage being done by claims companies relentlessly chasing possible mis-selling could be deep and what happens when the PPI free for all ends? It doesn’t bear thinking about what will come next
