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  • Bank of England deputy fears surge in risky loans

    October 14, 2013

    THE HELP to Buy scheme could leave house buyers dangerously overstretched by encouraging them to take out risky mortgages, the incoming Bank of England deputy governor warned yesterday. The mortgage guarantees on offer from the government mean banks will be protected against taking excessive risks, but borrowers could be encouraged to over-reach themselves, Sir Jon [...]

  • Lenders fear bubble if UK does not get more houses

    October 8, 2013

    MORTGAGE lenders yesterday warned house building levels are still dangerously low, as the government’s new Help to Buy scheme launched with the backing of five banks, including HSBC. The scheme gives a government guarantee to buyers with a small deposit saved up, making banks more willing to lend and increasing the range of mortgages on [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 09 October 2013

    October 8, 2013

    FINANCIAL TIMES Prosecutors give SAC ultimatum US prosecutors have given SAC Capital until November to resolve criminal charges against the hedge fund founded by Steven Cohen or risk paying more than the $1.8bn offer on the table, people familiar with the matter said. Lawyers for SAC Capital met representatives from the US attorney’s office in [...]

  • Rates for Help to Buy unveiled

    October 8, 2013

    Mortgage rates for the controversial Help to Buy initiative have been unveiled. RBS announced that it would be offering two and five-year fixed rate contracts at 4.99 per cent and 5.49 per cent respectively. Halifax is offering a two-year fixed rate of 5.19 per cent. The governments scheme will see taxpayers on the hook for [...]

  • US politicians need to grow up before growth is shut down

    October 1, 2013

    IT is time for Americans to decide: do they want to be a social democracy, Eurozone style, with high levels of tax and public spending, or do they want to be a small state society, with low taxes and low levels of public spending? The partial government shutdown and the political warfare between Barack Obama [...]

  • Lenders to face crisis survival tests every year

    October 1, 2013

    BRITAIN’S biggest lenders will be put through their paces every year to see if their capital buffers will keep them afloat through a range of possible economic stresses and strains, the Bank of England said yesterday. The new tests aim to make sure banks’ capital buffers are adequate, and to standardise the approach taken to [...]

  • Mortgage lending hits 2008 levels even before Help to Buy extension

    September 30, 2013

    THE HOUSING market had begun picking up steam even before the government rushed forward the next stage of its Help to Buy scheme, Bank of England figures showed yesterday. In August, when lenders still believed that the latest set of mortgage guarantees would not be available until January, the number of mortgages approved rose to [...]

  • ­Help to Buy isn’t the answer to the Conservative predicament

    September 29, 2013

    WITH just 20 months to go before the general election, the Tories need to get their skates on. While many London-centric, private sector employed middle class professionals see Ed Miliband as an unelectable joke, the rest of the country disagrees. YouGov puts Labour 11 points ahead, suggesting a 100 seat majority for Miliband’s party, partly [...]

  • Borrowers set for small cut in interest rates

    September 29, 2013

    MORTGAGE borrowers who use the government’s new guarantee scheme could see interest rates fall by up to one percentage point, City A.M. understands. Banks lending under the scheme will have to pay the government a fee for each mortgage given out, a cost that will be passed on to borrowers. But the fee will only [...]

  • Osborne could finally be seeing sense over Help to Buy

    September 27, 2013

    Analysts have welcomed reports that Osborne's Help to Buy mortgage backing scheme could be watered down, as data this morning shows house prices hitting a 2008 high. It was reported in City A.M. today that  the programme's upper limit – providing mortgage support for homes worth as much as £600,000 could be reduced on recommendation [...]

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