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I don't think this is true. You can get as many quotes as you like.
I would recommend you use the advice of an IFA (independant financial advisor)
You can find an IFA in the yellow pages or http://www.yell.com
There are many people who offer to "get you something cheaper" .. what they always fail to mention is the FEES they will charge, and (of course) EXACTLY how 'cheaper' is measured :-)
Let's say you pay £1,000 a month on your Mortgage
Let's say you pay £1,000 a month on your Mortgage
Well for the correct answer (as backed up by reference), according to FICO, scores distinguish between a search for a single loan and a search for many new credit lines, in part by the length of time over which inquiries occur. When you need an auto or
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Confused.com Launches New Social Media Campaign
Confused.com is challenging the British public to show everyone what they can do in 5 seconds, coinciding with the launch of Confused.com QuickQuote.
This latest social media campaign forms part of Confused.com's ongoing marketing strategy for QuickQuote, a new text message service which can return a motor car insurance quote in seconds. The campaign reinforces the importance of having a car insurance policy and how this can be achieved in seconds by using QuickQuote.
Source: Sacramento Bee
Fannie Mae Reports Biggest Profit in Five Years
RoadFish.com men’s lifestyle and finance magazine weighs in on the recent report made by Fannie Mae , stating that the company has made its first net income since 2008 and the highest profit since 2007
New York, NY (PRWEB) May 10, 2012
RoadFish.com men’s lifestyle and finance magazine today weighed in on the recent news that Fannie Mae just earned its first net profit since 2008. The mortgage giant has been receiving federal funding for the past five years, and has not seen a net profit in over four years, although reported being able to pay the government a significant amount this past quarter.
Source: Houston Chronicle
Money Insider: How to protect yourself from mortgage hikes
After almost three years with SVRs remaining static, these latest increases will make people sit up and take notice and evaluate their mortgage deals and decide whether it's time to take action.
Traditionally if you're looking for the peace of mind of a set monthly mortgage repayment you'll plump for a fixed-rate product for a term of between two and five years.
Source: The Independent