Lending to home-buyers and businesses fell again last month, raising fresh concerns about Britain’s economic recovery and heaping further pressure on the banks.
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Mortgages and business loans falling again
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New figures show that UK mortgage lending bounced back to a six-month high during June.
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UK mortgages subdued despite jump
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BANKS have been accused of trying to convince struggling homeowners to let go of cost-effective tracker mortgages when they seek help with their repayments.
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Banks seeking to end tracker mortgages
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e e in california asked:
I want to know how banks set the interest rates for mortgages. All I know is that they move up and down with the fed funds rate and discount rate (Correct me if I am wrong). Does anyone know all factors that play into the rates that lenders come with? Is there a way to calculate or give more or less weight to any one of them? Thank you.
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khulet asked:
I’m trying to discover the # of US home mortgages and auto loans financed by banks in the US and the average value of each type of loan. It’s for a school project.
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maninthemirror asked:
It seems like the banks should be required to give up some assets before getting bailed out by the government and part of the deal should include some benefit to homeowners who have tried to get ahead by paying extra so they can pay off their mortgages.
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Ca L asked:
I would like to buy default mortgages from banks. How can I locate a seller of these notes?
I do NOT want to buy foreclosed houses. I want to buy the mortgages from loan pools. I do NOT want specific properties. I want under-performing mortgage/note packages. Banks sell them to rid themselves of toxic loans. I would like to buy default mortgages from banks. How can I locate a seller of these notes?
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Stephan asked:
The government is shelling out 700 billion dollars to buy the bad loans that are putting the big banks in danger. We are told that the bad loans consist mainly of unpaid mortgages (sub-primes etc). So the government is effectively buying 700 billion dollars of housing. If we estimate the price of one house between 100k$ and 350k$, then the government should be acquiring 2 to 7 million houses. That is, unless we are being misled and that these bad loans were made up of a lot more than just home mortgages…
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tuff2bme001 asked:
What are the major “low” lending standards that has caused the “sub prime” mortgages crises?
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