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Northern Rock £99 mortgage fee live after system error
Majority state-owned lender Northern Rock has confirmed its £99 application fee is now available for residential purchase and BTL customers.
Northern Rock delays application fee reduction to £99
Northern Rock has been forced to delay reducing its application fee for residential purchase and buy-to-let customers by 60% from £250 to £99.
BoS and Halifax rank bottom for customers
The major high street banks are continuing to fail to meet the expectations of their customers, according to a new survey.
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Northern Rock slashes mortgage fee for buyers to £99
Northern Rock plans to slash its application fee from £250 to £99 for home buyers from Monday next week.
Nationwide cuts remortgage rates
Nationwide is set to cut rates by up to 0.20% on selected remortgage products, with the average cut across the range of 15%.
Taxpayers stand to gain £7.4bn from rescued banks
Taxpayers could make billions from the banks they rescued during the financial crisis.
Northern Rock finance director banned and fined £320,000
Majority state-owned lender Northern Rock's finance director David Jones has been banned and fined by the FSA for misreporting arrears figures.
Rock borrowers trapped by fees
Northern Rock Asset Management (NRAM) - the so-called "bad bank" - is hitting its mortgage borrowers with early redemption charges (ERCs) if they attempt to port their mortgages when they move house.
CML: Don’t ditch interest-only
The CML has warned that tightening interest-only lending terms too much could see lenders drop the option as commercially unviable, after the release of last week’s Mortgage Market Review (MMR) paper.
City leaders plot banking and mortgage revolution
A banking revolution is being plotted by two City grandees who want to bring 'traditional' lending back to Britain's high streets.
Northern Rock to axe 650 jobs
Northern Rock has announced plans to shed 650 jobs by the end of the year.
NRAM posts profit
Northern Rock Asset Management (NRAM), the so-called ‘bad bank’ section of Northern Rock, has posted a underlying pre-tax profit for the first four months of 2010 after falling loan impairments and costs enhanced its performance.
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