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Election issues for you
What will the results of the May 6 General Election mean for you and the mortgage market?
Just check out our April issue, now on our website, which concentrates on the Election and why it is the most important for 30 years.
Ray Boulger discusses comprehensively how the political parties differ in their views and the implications of their beliefs. He talks about elections of yesteryear; the issues of Europe; and, obviously, the economy. From a mortgage market perspective, he also examines what went wrong; regulation and possible strategies for the future. A number of experts also have their say.
And on a lighter note, The Bigger Issue asks which will have greater impact on your business – the General Election or the World Cup. Four experts have their say and it seems the World Cup comes out on top.
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- Small Business Credit Adjudicator task force launched
- NatWest and RBS launch new rates
- Woolwich cuts fixed and tracker rates
- Government proposals highlight equity release
- Market confidence hits two and a half year high
- Homeowners pay off mortgage debt
- Protection and GI system launched
- Mortgage schemes for brokers drop
- Nationwide announces new mortgage deals