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You’ve undoubtedly heard or seen ads for mortgages with very low interest rates such as 1.75%. For example, one mortgage company in the city where I live is advertising a 40-year mortgage with a 1.75% interest rate. That sounds like a pretty good d...... Read full article (Comments: 1)

A common question those paying off a mortgage have is whether or not they should be putting any extra cash into a savings account or using it to overpay on their mortgage, thus reducing it's length. Firstly, it's important to note that if you h...... Read full article (Comments: 1)

Traditionally mortgages have been offered with a 30 year term at fixed rates of interest. However, there are several different mortgage options available now. These are known as alternative mortgages. Mortgages are available for people who can ...... Read full article (Comments: 5)

Whatever stage of the mortgage game you’re at, unless you happen to be a qualified financial advisor, solicitor and broker all rolled into one, you’ll need professional help to find and arrange your loan. This guide presents some basic informatio...... Read full article (Comments: 4)

A few days ago, Mrs. K was talking on the phone to Grandma, who was lamenting the fact that Grandpa never "believed" in life insurance so he had never taken out a life policy. Later, as we discussed it, I pointed out that while there had been no insu...... Read full article (Comments: 4)

Everywhere you go, advocacy groups are urging stricter laws on non-conforming 2nd mortgages and home equity loans. Sub-prime mortgages are likely to be more costly than "A -paper" loans, but they are intended for borrowers who pose a greater risk to ...... Read full article (Comments: 5)

Attention to all Connecticut homeowners. You simply must refinance your adjustable mortgage into low FHA mortgage rate. The FHA guidelines have recently changed to provide major benefits for Connecticut home mortgages. The new changes are long overdu...... Read full article (Comments: 4)

A Self-certification mortgage is where the mortgage lender requires no proof of income i.e Bank Statements, Payslips or Accounts for self employed applicants. There can be many reasons for people needing to self-certify their income. These may includ...... Read full article (Comments: 1)

This year it's estimated that 1.4 million people in the UK have fixed rates expiring, and these people may be in for a bit of a shock. Mortgage rates are higher than they were a year ago and the criteria set by mortgage lenders are far tougher. Read full article (Comments: 1)

A reverse mortgage if set up properly can be powerful. It can help a retiree living on a fixed income and bring them a new outlook on life and may even help extend lifespans due to its positive lifestyle changes. It can help someone who needs the ser...... Read full article (Comments: 1)