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- The cheapest tracker and discount mortgages for all LTV options
Myfinances.co.uk takes you through the best current tracker and discount mortgage deals for first-time buyers through to homeowners with plenty of equity. - Aldermore makes two sales appointments
Aldermore has made two sales appointments in its residential mortgages division. - PPI redress hit £1.9bn in 2011
Firms paid out £1.9bn in payment protection insurance redress last year, the latest figures from the Financial Services Authority show. - FTB sales at eight-month high, says NAEA
First-time buyers accounted for the highest proportion of property sales in eight months in January, according to data from the National Association of Estate Agents. - Kent Reliance launches 80% LTV buy-to-let deals
Kent Reliance has launched a range of 80% LTV buy-to-let products through Complete FS. - ASA bans ad from property website
The Advertising Standards has banned an advert from property website PropertyWikia, which offered to pay affiliates £100 for every week that the site did not sell a property. - Quarter of homebuyers are FTBs as stamp duty deadline looms
One in four UK property buyers is a first timer, rushing to complete before the stamp duty holiday ends, a National Association of Estate Agents report shows. - Two MPC members voted for £75bn QE in February
The Monetary Policy Committee was not unanimous in its decision to increase the size of the asset purchase programme by £50bn at its February meeting, minutes of the meeting reveal. - BM Solutions cuts rates again
BM Solutions is cutting rates on its buy-to-let products for the second time this month. - Cash-strapped homeowners put repairs on hold in order to try and save money
Desperate homeowners are neglecting maintenance work around the house resulting in a collective bill of £1.2bn due to problems further down the line.
