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    mortgage and house moving question in the UK?

    Jul 08, 2008 by dancing queen | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    what size mortgage could i get for annual income of £65,000?
    we have a house with mortgage of £70,000, currently worth about £170,000. I've seen a house i want to buy at £250,000.
    since it is bad time to sell i wondered if it would

    I think you'll have to sell your current house in order to get a mortgage for the bigger one, but you should have a good bit of cash left over to put down against the new one, meaning you will only be getting approx £150,000 new mortgage (if you sell

    midnight_ashes | May 21, 1995

    halifax do an online mortgage calculator

    just type halifax mortgage calculator into google and it should come up

    probably better to sell house youre in now rather than rent it out. reasons being you dont know what tennants
    MARIA | May 21, 1986

    How soon do I have to pay the monthly mortgage after moving in the house?

    Sep 17, 2009 by michael | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    Does the lender give like a month allowance? Because if not then I'll have to pay both my apartment rent and monthly mortgage in a month. ouch!
    (I don't own a house yet but planning on buying my first)

    This really varies depending on what day of the month you move into the home, but your lender should be able to tell you. Often, if you time it right, you can avoid paying your first payment for more than a month, giving you an opportunity to save some

    | Sep 18, 2009

    When you close you are given the date for the first mortgage payment. Generally if you closed today, your first payment would be Oct. 1 or Nov.1, although at closing you pay interest until then.
    chatsplas | Sep 17, 2009

    Moving House-Mortgage Help.?

    May 18, 2010 by Lauren | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    Me & my partner would like to move house, but our mortgage is fixed until 2013. If we was to move house before 2013 would we get penalized? Also, if we stayed with the same company our mortgage is with (and still moved), will we still have to pay

    You need to read to see if you have a prepayment penalty, that is the only time you would be penalized for selling during a time frame. It is separate then your interest rate.

    You would still pay if you have a penalty, sold and bought

    Landlord | May 18, 2010

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    UK Businesses Lose GBP600m From 'Home Movers'

    21.05.12

    LEEDS, UNITED KINGDOM, May 14, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- UK businesses are losing a combined GBP 600m a year - and could be missing out on a total profit opportunity of GBP 115m - by not engaging early enough with customers who are intending to move house.


    Source: MarketWatch (press release)

    Ally Financial IPO Unlikely This Year, Company Source Says

    21.05.12

    One of the biggest problem banks in the country -- and the beneficiary of a big taxpayer bailout -- is a little closer to getting its act together. 

    But Ally Financial tells FOX Business it may not be able, yet, to make an important move to repay taxpayers. The markets may not see an initial public offering from Ally Financial until next year, a company source says, because the company is first making other moves to clean up its balance sheet. That could help it fetch a higher IPO price -- and thus reap more money to pay back taxpayers.


    Source: Fox Business

    Women more likely to be first-time homebuyers in next two years: RBC poll

    21.05.12 Down payment, job security and readiness top concerns among women

    TORONTO, May 14, 2012 /CNW/ - Among Canadians who plan to buy a home within the next two years, women (49 per cent) are more likely than men (35 per cent) to be first-time homebuyers, according to the 19th Annual RBC Homeownership Poll . Overall, 51 per cent of women and 65 per cent of men who are likely to buy in the next two years already own a home.


    Source: Sacramento Bee