Posts Tagged ‘mortgages’
New EU Mortgage Laws To Stop Turmoil of House Price Bubbles
This week new EU rules will come into force across Europe’s 6.5 trillion Euro mortgage market. The aim is to stop the possibility of future housing bubbles by ensuring the creditworthiness of potential customers, along with proper assessment of their ability to repay. [Read More]
First Time Buyer Save To Buy Scheme
Recent bank inventions for 95% LTV (loan to value) mortgages for first time buyers include the First Time Buyer Save To Buy Scheme which has come about because of fiscal tightening. Although this is being marketed as a new product for first time buyers, the Save To Buy [Read More]
Euro Zone Changes For Foreign Mortgages
Euro zone changes for foreign mortgages will be increasing, both now and in the coming months, due to the lessening liquidity of banks in the zone. Tightening lending criteria across the Euro zone mean that banks are seeking excuses to not allow mortgages. In France, for [Read More]
Need Help With Debt Management?
As an investor of any kind in the early stages it usually involves some form of debt, even if that is just mortgages or whatever. However, mounting debts can affect anyone, irrespective of status or background. It can be crippling and make your life miserable if it is not [Read More]
How To Apply For Spanish Mortgages
The system of how to apply for a Spanish mortgage is largely similar to the UK but with few differences. Mortgages in Spain that will be offered to you is vary considerably from bank to bank. It can be a wise move to use a professional mortgage broker to cut through the [Read More]
