Posts Tagged ‘ nationwide ’

Nationwide passes on some of interest rate cut

Nov 11th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Mortgage News

According to recent report the Nationwide Building Society is planning to pass on part of the latest base rate cut, although it will not be passing on the full rate cut to borrowers. Officials state that as of the start of November Nationwide will be reducing the interest rates on its standard variable rate mortgages [...]



Drop in mortgage lending levels for Nationwide

Jun 23rd, 2008 | By admin | Category: Mortgage News

Blaming the drop on ‘unprecedented market conditions’ officials from the Nationwide Building Society recently reported that the lender suffered a fall of 40% in mortgage lending levels last year. Many lenders, including the Nationwide, were forced to rein in their lending levels last year after the global credit crunch set in, and these tighter credit [...]



Hikes in personal loan rates may mean credit cards are more viable option

May 19th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Loan News

According to a recent report some consumers may now be better off using their credit cards as a form of finance rather than opting for a personal loan because loan rates have been hiked up by huge amounts since the onset of the global credit crunch. Credit cards are well known for the high rates [...]



Nationwide asks for larger deposits from borrowers

May 19th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Mortgage News

The Nationwide Building Society recently joined a number of other lenders who have decided to try and recoup the losses incurred by the global credit crunch by asking for a larger deposit from mortgage borrowers. In the past some consumers were able to avoid paying a deposit by taking out a 100% mortgage, and in [...]