31 - Tuesday 31st January
95 percent mortgages from Legal & General
Two 95 percent mortgages have been launched by Legal & General's Mortgage Club with the Newcastle Building Society, making it a great first time buyer mortgage. The 95 percent mortgages from Legal & General includes a fixed rate of 5.95 percent for two years with an £800 completion fee. The first time buyer mortgage comes with a £150 reservation fee, and has a maximum loan amount of £250,000.
Mortgage news for 31st January 2012 is provided by external sources including independent mortgage lenders and brokers as well as major banks and building societies. Find Mortgage Lenders and Brokers in your area through our directory.
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Tue 31st Jan 2012 12:41pm - Yet another record low mortgage deal
Just when I thought fixed-rate mortgages had hit a low, another lender comes out of the woodwork with an even lower deal
Tue 31st Jan 2012 11:29am - L&G Mortgage Club offers two 95% LTV deals
Legal & General’s Mortgage Club has launched two 95% LTV deals in conjunction with the Newcastle Building Society.
Tue 31st Jan 2012 10:56am - Mortgage approvals in December remain static
The latest Trends in Lending figures from the Bank of England show there were 106,399 mortgage approvals in December, up only slightly on the 104,856 in November.
Tue 31st Jan 2012 12:18pm - Brightstar Financial makes new appointments
Brightstar Financial has recruited two new members to its team.
Tue 31st Jan 2012 10:38am - Shapps: MIG scheme will not distort new-build market
The government is satisfied that its mortgage indemnity guarantee scheme will not distort valuations in the new-build property market, says housing minister Grant Shapps.
Tue 31st Jan 2012 10:31am - MAB teams up with Police Mutual
The Mortgage Advice Bureau has signed an exclusive deal to provide the members of Police Mutual with mortgage advice.
Tue 31st Jan 2012 10:23am - Chelsea BS record low five-year fixed mortgage deal at 3.19%
Chelsea BS has potentially started a new battle to offer homeowners cheap cash, with its five-year fix rate the lowest ever offered.
Tue 31st Jan 2012 5:12pm - From part exchange to deposit matching, are new build home offers worth it?
With the housing market at a standstill and first-time buyers struggling to qualify for mortgages, builders of new build homes are offering a range of incentives, but are they just window dressing?
Tue 31st Jan 2012 12:19pm - Yet another record low mortgage deal
Just when I thought fixed-rate mortgages had hit a low, another lender comes out of the woodwork with an even lower deal
Tue 31st Jan 2012 11:29am
