Recovery Of The UK’s Property Market Stalls

Published on June 30, 2010 | Author: melvin

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Are tiy struggling with your house sale?

It seems like the cloud over the housing market has reached its destination and is about to settle down for the time being. Latest reports by Nationwide suggest, that the country’s property market is showing definite signs of a standstill. British house prices are said to have risen by only 0.1% in June, which is incredibly low in comparison with the past three months that already set the ‘downward-slopping’ trend in housing prices. Many economists fear that the market will cool off sooner rather than later due to the fact that Britain is struggleing to recover from the painful 18-month recession, given the very recent cuts in the budget by the new coalition govenment.

Nationwide also expects the house price inflation to slow further, unless we see drastic increase in house values in the upcoming months. This, however, is practically impossible following the latest moves of the market and external factors.

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Control Your Debts Now

Published on June 30, 2010 | Author: savannah

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Is you debt growing?

 

Everybody wants and needs the financial system to get back on its feet. In order to do this banks need to put more capital aside. Moreover, central banks intend to scrap the workings of ‘financial institutions having to fund themselves’. The plan needs to be put in motion, but at what price?  According to The Bank of England’s Financial Stability Report: ‘There is a risk that banks (will) alleviate their own funding pressures by further constraining credit conditions for customers. That would dent economic recovery and so raise credit risk for all banks’. Following this, the current position of banks are not stable.

The biggest threat to the financial stability is the fact that debt crisis, especially in Greece, are worsening, which will in turn impact Britain. There are other dangers lurking from behind the corner though. If the current interest rates go up, many companies may have to deal with bankruptcy, meaning countless number of individuals would be affected by a loss of income.  This may cause an  inconvenience or could lead to repossession.

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State Pensions, Not A Safe Path

Published on June 30, 2010 | Author: sona

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Do you want to retire any time soon?

Securing your pension is quite vital given the current economic circumstances. Since we can’t rely on the state pensions, you should take time to put contingency plan ahead.  Have you ever thought that your house is too big for you? Or how much smaller your monthly bills could be. Often, people get into financial difficulties when they stop earning, retire or make some other changes in their life. Downsizing may be the best way forward in order to keep your payment down.

Retiring often goes hand in hand with moving into a smaller property or generally relocating to a desirable part of the country you always wanted to live in to enjoy the freedom. Maybe you would require a quick move and that’s where Quick Cash For Properties can help. We can help you achieve that and more. Find out more today.

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Uneven Property Demand Causing Problems

Published on June 30, 2010 | Author: zoe

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Do you need to sell your property NOW?

Unfortunately, the chance of someone buying your house is far from optimistic at the moment. Especially now that the supply is so high in comparison with last year. According to Rightmove’s statistics, currently there are 15 properties per homebuyer on the market, whereas it was only 7 just a year ago. This makes the whole ‘home seller competition’ tougher. Some need to sell their home quicker than others. Reasons for selling vary according to people’s situation. Some go through divorce, some inherit a property they and may have no interest in and some simply relocate. If this is the case, the longer the property is stagnant on the market, the more costly it is for the home seller in terms of having to pay for the property as well as the estate agency fees. The whole process however, can be so much easier,  call Quick Cash For Properties and see how quickly you can sell your home, no matter what the condition or location of your home.

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Lanes, Not Streets Are Paved With Gold

Published on June 28, 2010 | Author: kieran

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What is your property worth?

Zoopla.co.uk, the property valuation service, has released its latest figures for the highest and lowest property prices, based on location. According to research, properties situated in ‘hills’ and ‘lanes’ are 50% above the national average house price.  The average house price in ‘hills’ is £341,466 while a property in ‘lanes’ would be worth £328,378 on average. ‘Streets’ and ‘terraces’ are reported to have the lowest average house price tag in the UK. Both ‘streets’ and ‘terraces’ have  an average value of around £155,000, which is way below the national average and less than a half of properties situated in ‘hills’. In the current property market environment, it may prove quite difficult to sell any house, regardless of location and price tag. 

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Diminishing Levels Of Homebuyers

Published on June 28, 2010 | Author: savannah

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Have you still not received an offer on your property?

Latest reports show a significant decrease in the number of homebuyers.  According to recent figures, demand for properties is dying out, whereas supply has increased 3 times faster in the past 3 months. The property market has seen a 15% rise in supply, but only a 4.9% increase in demand in the past 4 months. The numbers of homebuyer registrations has fallen drastically, with London being the worst hit area. Hometrack also expects that the demand for houses will keep falling over the summer months thanks to seasonal factors and faltering consumer confidence. Richard Donnely, the director for research said: ‘Despite our view that demand is set to weaken in the coming months, decreases in prices are only likely to feed through once sale volumes start to fall back. It is when this point is reached that prices will then need to adjust to a level where volumes can be maintained’.

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Higher Spending On Home Makeovers?

Published on June 25, 2010 | Author: melvin

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Can you afford to spend?

 

A home makeover is normally a way to give your home a fresher look; however it is also a way of boosting your house sale. It has been reported that on average a household spends around £1,000 more just on painting their property, than it did only a year ago. Survey figurers also revealed that 56% of homeowners made changes to their homes within the past 12 months; these changes would have cost averagely £6,362. Some people go as far as buying new furniture, changing carpets and having new bathrooms installed. However, this trend seems to occur if you are selling your property.

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More People Becoming Insolvent Over Credit Card Spending

Published on June 25, 2010 | Author: sona

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What is your situation?

According to The Bank Of England, many thousands of families are falling into insolvency thanks to their credit card ‘spending sprees’ from the past year. Results of a survey conducted by the insolvency trade body R3 warned that more people from the UK are becoming insolvent. Survey results have shown that 146 out of 948 in England and Wales that are about to suffer an insolvency crisis -10% higher than a figure released from last year. In the past 12 months though, lenders have reported to have written off more than £4.5bn of credit cards and loans, despite the fact that the base rate remained at 0.5% for the last couple of years, while interest on credit cards and loans increased.

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Middle Class Hit Twice As Hard

Published on June 24, 2010 | Author: kieran

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Have you got a family who needs looking after?

According to economic analysts, the middle class will be affected twice as much thanks to the emergency budget.

A household with a £50,000 and £100,000 income would be more than £759 worse off, whereas lower income households would be on average £1000 worse off. In light of this has claimed that all of us would suffer the same, this could not be further from reality. Tim Fitzgerald from HW Fisher said: ‘This is an attack on the middle class. They are being hit on all fronts – on the amount they take home and the amount they are going to be spending. People on these incomes are not top earners’.  Many families have been struggling with their financial situation for a while. Unfortunately, it does not look like it is going to improve in the near future. Many people have begun to consider their options and downsize their properties to help pay monthly expenses. Quick Cash For Properties can help you see a brighter future by simply decreasing the amount of monthly outgoings.

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Banks Decrease Lending Levels

Published on June 24, 2010 | Author: zoe

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Are you being squeezed?

Banks lending levels fell further down last month, with the unpredictable housing market reported to have gone from bad to worse, following the emergency budget announcement made by George Osborne earlier this week. According to Brain Murphy, from the Mortgage Advice Bureau ‘The mortgage market is flat lining. Although we expect activity to rise slightly in the months ahead, any major change is likely to come further down the line triggered by an external factor such as subdued consumer spending and confidence following the VAT hike in January, an interest rise or public spending cuts later this year’.  The Public are highly concerned about where the UK’s economy is going to take them within future months. It has been reported that £5.9bn out of £5.6bn credit card debts that had been borrowed were paid back in May, this shows a clear attempt by people in debt trying to pay off as much as they can, as well as putting money aside at the same time. The public has now realised the scale of the uncertainty hanging over the UK and people are beginning to stabilise their financial situation.

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