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More changes in the mortgage market
"We are seeing a small uplift in the number of borrowers opting for fixed-rate deals. The trend seems to be people are choosing these mortgages not because they are worried about imminent base rate ri
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Simon Gammon, head of Knight Frank Finance, says: "The continued turbulence in the Eurozone is weighing heavily on economic sentiment, both there and here in the UK. Greece is still facing large c
Offset Mortgages - Friend or Foe?
This week, Simon Gammon of Knight Frank Finance looks at the pros and cons of offset mortgages and what borrowers should bear in mind when considering their options.
Greece, the Banks and Moving to Stability
As the European negotiators worked through the night to come up with what looks like a plan, I though it might be worth reflecting on the implications of this most recent chapter in the Eurozone crisi
Bank of England Announcement October
Simon Gammon, Managing Partner at Knight Frank Finance, has a unique insight into the trends and influences within the Prime and Super Prime property worlds, and he will share with you his thoughts on
The questionable wisdom of 10-year fixed rate mortgages
Simon's weekly market commentary this week deals with the recent emergence of some 10-year fixed rate deals and reflects on whether or not this is a good option for borrowers
The Dos and Don’ts of Buying Abroad
Simon's first weekly market comment reflects on the tricky subject of buying properties abroad and the pitfalls of trying to be clever with foreign currency denominated loans, something the Eastern Eu
As the Bank of England announces base rates are to be kept at 0.5%, competition between lenders spreads into the large loan market – 8th August 2011
Competition for clients borrowing larger sums has hotted up between the private banks, boosted by activity in the prime London property market. Some private banks are offering variable rate deals beat
As the Bank of England votes to keep base rates on hold for another month, borrowers can benefit from the best of both worlds – 4th August 2011
The base rates now look set to stay low for some time yet, so the variable-rate deals on the market are an attractive option for those comfortable with the prospect of their mortgage payments rising a
Gammon senses that the tide is turning in this year of two halves – 7th July 2011
Knight Frank Finance reflects on a “steady as you go” policy from Bank of England as rates remain unchanged for July.
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