Posts Tagged ‘Mortgage Deposit’

First time buyer mortgage now needs £36,500 up front

Thursday, July 15th, 2010

First time buyer mortgage now needs £36,500 up front

To secure a first time buyer mortgage and move into your first home now requires £36,500. This includes deposit, fees and costs

Make Pension Planning priority, Parents tell Children

Friday, June 11th, 2010

Parents are urging their children to focus on saving rather than property as the mainstay of their pension planning. Aviva has revealed that 76% of parents advise their children that to rely solely on property is ‘too risky’.

Spring looks rosy for first-time buyer mortgage deals

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

There are now over 150 mortgage deals offering 90% mortgages to first time buyers. The figures have doubled in 9 months, and there are more on the way, according to the Bank of England.

Uninformed consumers lose thousands on pensions annuities

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

pensions annuities

A lack of understanding of pensions annuities can lead to uninformed choices that cost thousands, according to Aviva. Retirees need quality financial advice to ensure they buy the annuity that is right for them.

Doors unlock as lenders roll out first time buyer mortgages

Friday, February 5th, 2010

First Time Buyer Mortgages

Demands for large mortgage deposits, long regarded as the killer for cash-strapped first time buyers, is relaxing, and the number of available first time buyer mortgage deals is on the rise.

Professionals rely on parents’ wealth for their retirement planning

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

Adult professionals are more dependent on their parents for a financial lifeline than ever before, as over half in the age range 35-45 declare they rely on their inheritance to finance their retirement planning. These are the conclusions of the charity Elizabeth Finn Care, which specialises in assisting professional people in need of financial and [...]

Mortgages: Good news for first time buyers as lenders cut deposits

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

For first time buyers, the light at the end of the tunnel has been switched back on, as lenders appear more open to smaller deposits for first time buyer mortgages. The number of 10%-deposit mortgage deals has risen from 89 to 105 since March, while the number of products available with a 15% mortgage deposit [...]

Six pension sins: Assumptions to shatter your retirement dreams

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

Radical changes in the pensions sector mean that the reality of retirement in 2030 will be very different from the present day – and unrecognisable, compared to the relatively generous pensions climate of past decades.  However, with over half the nation not saving towards a pension at all (source: Halifax), most people seem unaware that [...]

Are you saving enough into your pension for retirement?

Thursday, October 29th, 2009

How is your pension provision? Unless you are Sir Fred Goodwin, who recently resigned as chief of the Royal Bank of Scotland with an annual pension of £703,000, your current personal pension provision may be in need of some attention. The basic State Pension, which was sufficient to sustain several post-war generations, was linked to [...]

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