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Our training manager Stuart Cocks covers the main news item of the day relating to people with or looking for mortgages in the UK.

Kate Middleton's childhood home on sale

Kate Middleton's childhood home is going up for sale at auction this summer.... > Read More

5 April, 2011

Bank expected to hold interest rates

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to hold fire on interest rates this week and put back any increase until late summer as consumer spending problems continue to hit Britain.... > Read More

4 April, 2011

Interest in overseas property increasing

Interest by Britons in buying property abroad increased 53% in February compared with the previous month, according to latest figures.... > Read More

1 April, 2011

Desirable country home prices go up

Desirable country properties are rising in price due to a knock-on effect from the top end of the London market reviving and spreading to rural areas, a study has indicated.... > Read More

31 March, 2011

Remortgaging hits 26-month high

Homeowners fearing an imminent rise in interest rates rushed to remortgage their homes in February, according to new figures.... > Read More

30 March, 2011

House prices 'fell during February'

February saw house prices fall for the fifth time in six months as the property market continued to stall, figures have indicated.... > Read More

29 March, 2011

Burnley has UK's cheapest streets

Some great mortgage rates may be available for property in Burnley, after a new survey revealed the town is the cheapest place to buy a home in England and Wales.... > Read More

28 March, 2011

Street named Scotland's priciest

Scotland's most expensive residential street is only a hefty drop-kick away from Murrayfield Stadium, the home of Scottish rugby, according to new research.... > Read More

28 March, 2011

First-time buyer property help confirmed

The Government has confirmed that it will back a scheme to help first-time buyers get on to the property ladder.... > Read More

25 March, 2011

Street named Scotland's priciest

Scotland's most expensive residential street is only a hefty drop-kick away from Murrayfield Stadium, the home of Scottish rugby, according to new research.... > Read More

24 March, 2011

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