Interest Rates

For the past 12 months mortgage rates have been at historic lows. There has been talk for some time that rates will eventually increase and 2010 has been slated as the year that will happen. Some Economists have talked about as early as April whilst others are still talking September. Timing aside, rates will go

I’m slightly bemused by how quickly some commentators are proclaiming the end of this – the mother of all recessions. If that’s it – finished – then the recession was quite dull by past standards and I will happily eat my shorts. The world is becoming a much faster place so I’m thinking that recessions

In previous posts we have shown you how to save tens of thousands in mortgage interest by leveraging short-term rates and repaying your mortgage faster. In this post we show you that long-term rates are overpriced, and that whilst mortgage rates will increase, it won’t be nearly as fast as the media banter would suggest.

Floating mortgage rates have fallen but at the same time fixed rates have increased. What should you make of all of this? What are the implications for future home mortgage rates

“Action may not always bring happiness, but there is no happiness without action.” – Benjamin Disraeli, former British Prime Minister

And so it is that most people will choose inertia and unhappiness over making a decision for fear of failure. I’ve been reading a number of blogs recently on property and whether buying now makes sense. There has been vociferous argument from both sides