FROM OTHER NEWS SITES
DAILY TELEGRAPH CBI: children being failed by GCSE exams system - Tue, 22 May 2012 21:52:03 GMT
CBI: children being failed by GCSE exams system - Tue, 22 May 2012 23:01:44 GMT
FINANCIAL TIMES Clegg sounds new economic tone - Tue, 22 May 2012 18:10:04 GMT
Clegg sounds new economic tone - Tue, 22 May 2012 20:56:51 GMT
BBC NEWS BBC News - Business - Tue, 22 May 2012 22:33:06 GMT
BBC News - Business - Tue, 22 May 2012 12:39:23 GMT
Poll
Current Issues
New Issue
Special supplement
Special supplement
Jobs
Jobs of the Week
Mortgage Advisor - Employed - Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
Mortgage Advisor - High Quality Leads - Harrogate
North Yorkshire
Upcoming Events
NACFB: Maximise Your Membership Roadshow, Bristol
Yorkshire Building Society cuts the cost of its 2 year fixed rate mortgage to 5.29 per cent.
Yorkshire Building Society is today launching a new 2 year fixed rate mortgage at 5.29%, together with three and five year deals at 5.49%.
This latest drop in rates from the Yorkshire means that its 2 year fixed rate has come down by 0.9% from 6.19% on the 24th July. For all three fixed period terms the product fee is £975 and the maximum LTV is 75%..
Tom Girling, Mortgage Product Manager at the Yorkshire Building Society said: "Money market rates are continuing to ease so we are keen to pass on the benefit to home buyers and those looking for a new mortgage deal. The combination of falling rates together with the Stamp Duty holiday announced on Tuesday may encourage those buyers committed to buying a home to take that first step".
- IMF forecast could signal no scope for interest rate cuts.
- Accord slashes rates
- Base rate cuts on the way says Charcol
- Mortgage rates returning to pre credit crunch levels
- Standard Life Bank announces new Freestyle® mortgage rates
- Driven to desperation
- Networks could give more support
- Paulson announces massive support package for Fannie and Freddie
- Bridgewater says Equity Release market is strong.
- Pink reports increase in requests for 24 hour fee payment
- Mydeposits.co.uk launches internet-only landlord deposit protection scheme.
- Halifax launches "Rate Guard"
- FSA censures mortgage broker