Why foreign currency loans should carry a wealth warning
One has to feel slightly sorry for some people in Iceland who have taken out foreign currency loans to finance the purchase of houses and cars, as in the space of a few days the pound has gone from buying 155 Krona to 340.
So while taking out loans in a foreign currency may seem attractive from an interest rate perspective, this should serve as a reminder that there are variables that can make it go horribly wrong.
- Insurers may exploit PPI
- Broker facility for collecting revenues by credit card launches
- Annual house price decline at 12.4 per cent says Halifax Index
- Savers switching and spreading their cash
- Economic Secretary announces banking liaison group
- Sourcing debt advice on the increase
- Location worth a £20,000 premium
- Stock market falls below 4000






