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The average two-year mortgage rate has dipped below 5% for the first time since former Prime Minister Liz Truss's mini-budget ...
The average two-year mortgage rate has fallen below 5% for the first time since the Liz Truss mini-budget. The interest rate ...
Moneyfacts Group plc, the UKs provider of personal finance data, has taken over the Information Channel ( www David Roe Tue Jan 08 2002 - 00:00 ...
Moneyfacts.co.uk has appointed James Blower to lead the money comparison website with a difference. Completely independent and committed to providing the most up-to-date and impartial financial ...
Moneyfacts Group head of pensions Richard Eagling says: “Releasing equity from your home is a big decision that needs careful consideration of the different options available, something that can ...
Data group Moneyfacts has appointed Stephen Mitcham to its board as a non-executive director. Mitcham was chief executive of the Cambridge Building Society for over 12-and-a-half years leaving in ...
Moneyfacts Group, the provider of personal finance data, has launched its latest version of Mortgage SearchScreen. Users of the latest version of Mortgage SearchScreen, Moneyfacts&#39 mortgage ...
Moneyfacts is an independent money comparison website, owned by Norwich, England-based financial information company Moneyfacts Group PLC. ULS Technology did not disclose the value of the partnership.
Moneyfacts has been providing its independent comparison charts to the public and financial sector for over 30 years. The Moneyfacts Group provides financial data and tools for the financial services ...
WBR at the Moneyfacts Award 2023 Salisbury-based WBR Group, the UK’s largest independent provider of SSAS services and tax experts, has been awarded Best SSAS Provider at the Moneyfacts Investment ...
Moneyfacts Group chief executive John Wood says: “The FSA&#39s regulation of the mortgage market, the UK&#39s current position in the mortgage cycle and even the implications of the recent Miles ...
A borrower with £150,000 left to pay on a 25-year mortgage would pay around £673 a month with a rate of 2.5%, but if this rate increased to 3%, their monthly payment could be around £711. If ...