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The UK now owes more than £1trillion, but the difference of spending above tax is falling to give Chancellor George Osborne a fighting chance of hitting deficit reduction targets. The United Kingdom loss of its top credit rating will have many consequences for the country, but not all of them will be negative. SO WHAT [...]

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Removing the ‘work’ from home paperwork

Home Paperwork

by My First Home United Kingdom on December 4, 2012

We may be coerced into a paperless society – but how can we manage paperwork when a hefty volume still falls through the letter box and comes from other sources? Our lives are increasingly hectic. There’s the temptation to dump it in a pile, hoping it will naturally compost down and return to Mother Nature. [...]

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The Average Deposit Monthly Payment on a £200000 House?

by My First Home United Kingdom on October 15, 2010

We don’t all get the chance to road test a property before we buy, as on To Buy or Not to Buy. But if you’ve decided that it’s time to buy, be it at home or abroad, understand the game, know the dangers, and calculate the costs before you put in that offer Here’s the [...]

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Mortgage Brokers See ‘Surge’ in New Deals

by My First Home United Kingdom on October 15, 2010

According to mortgage sourcing specialist, Mortgage Brain, over 2,600 new home loans have been introduced since April 2010, taking the total number of live products on its system to 7,320. However, September saw a 4% decline in availability, as 298 products were withdrawn. The number of fixed-rate deals fell by 7%, to 4,667; trackers put [...]

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