Archive for October, 2008
Mortgage lending ‘rises slightly’
The number of mortgages approved for UK house purchases has risen for the first time in a year, the Bank of England says.
More ‘unhappy’ with energy firms
The number of people dissatisfied with gas and electricity suppliers has grown following this year’s price rises, a survey says.
Low sales drive house prices down
UK house prices continued falling in October and are now nearly 15% lower than a year ago, says the Nationwide.
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Learning About Consumer Credit Repair
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Carol Vorderman’s flat and pawnbroking feature in this week’s money news
Historically, it was a momentous week - the one in which we edged closer to the first recession of the 21st century - but it’s been on the cards for so long you could be forgiven for being unfazed. Stockmarkets did react, falling steeply on Friday and again today, and there were more signs we [...]
Bank charges ruling ‘was wrong’
A High Court judge was wrong in making a crucial ruling on bank overdraft charges, the Court of Appeal is told.
Repossession number ‘up by 71%’
The number of people losing their homes after failing to meet mortgage payments is up sharply, says the UK’s financial watchdog.
Lloyds TSB admits overdraft error
Some Lloyds TSB customers mistakenly receive letters claiming they were overdrawn and will be charged a fee.
Microsoft, Yahoo partner on scams
The tech giants join Western Union and the African Development Bank to educate users.
