Mortgage lending edges up but remains subdued.Mortgage lending in February was 6% higher than January, but remains 6% lower than 12 months ago, the CML said.
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18/03/2010
Isa savers could be missing out on more than £1,200 of interest payments a year by keeping their money in poorly paying accounts.
13/03/2010
HSBC launches 1.99% discount mortgage. Smaller arrangement fee means HSBC discount mortgage is market leader
11/03/2010
House prices fall in FebruaryHouse prices fell by 1.5% in February following seven consecutive rises, the Halifax said today
04/03/2010
Preserve your wealth as inflation strikesLow interest rates and inflation are eating away at our money. But there are still ways to make a decent return.
20/02/2010
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