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Money Insider: Remortgage demand to keep rising this year
Friday 04 January 2013
Mortgage business has picked up slightly this year compared with the low level of transactions witnessed in 2011, and during 2013 I expect to see this number edge higher still.
Santander to absorb subsidiary Banesto
Monday 17 December 2012
Spain's largest bank, Santander, is taking full ownership of its 90 per cent-owned subsidiary Banesto, the latest move in a round of consolidation among the country's lenders.
Christmas tree fires and social media major risks to home security
Thursday 13 December 2012
One in six homes will be empty over Christmas and New Year
Staff 'pressured to put sales before service'
Saturday 08 December 2012
Mis-selling scandals have failed to stop banks pressurising their staff into pushing products which may be unsuitable, Which? claims.
Slow start to loan scheme as banks snub cheap funds
Tuesday 04 December 2012
The Government's flagship Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS), designed to boost the sickly economy, has got off to an underwhelming start.
Slow start to loan scheme as banks snub cheap funds
Tuesday 04 December 2012
The Government's flagship Funding for Lending Scheme, designed to boost the sickly economy, has got off to an underwhelming start.
Slow start to Funding for Lending Scheme as banks snub cheap funds
Monday 03 December 2012
The Government’s flagship Funding for Lending Scheme, designed to boost the sickly economy, has got off to an underwhelming start.
RBS to shut down Indian operation after deal to sell it to HSBC collapses
Saturday 01 December 2012
Taxpayer-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland is to wind down its operations in India after a deal to sell the business to HSBC struck two years ago collapsed.
Two more lenders stop interest-only mortgages
Friday 30 November 2012
NatWest became the latest major lender to stop offering interest- only mortgages this week, and was swiftly followed by the Coventry Building Society.
Nationwide interested in buying RBS branches
Tuesday 27 November 2012
Nationwide, Britain's biggest customer-owned financial services group, is interested in bidding for 316 branches being sold by Royal Bank of Scotland to speed up its expansion into lending to small and medium-sized businesses.
Andrew Hagger: Tide turns as first-time buyers get a leg up on property ladder
Friday 23 November 2012
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The perks of being a politician with a passport
Thursday 22 November 2012
Whale-watching. Rocket launches. Caribbean islands. Being an MP can come with a round-the-world ticket
Five Questions About: Card protection plans
Friday 16 November 2012
What's this, a new mis-selling scandal?
Fresh £200m mis-selling bill for the UK's banks
Friday 16 November 2012
Britain's banks face a new £200m bill for mis-selling after the Financial Services Authority (FSA) yesterday fined the country's biggest provider of card and identity theft insurance a record £10.5m.
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