- October 18, 2026
Atom bank reduces rates on Prime mortgage products by up to 0.45% – The Intermediary
[ad_1] Atom bank has made a series of reductions to rates on its range of Prime and Retention products. Rates on the digital bank’s 2-year
Irish mortgages start-up Nua to go live with initial brokers within weeks – The Irish Times
[ad_1] Nua Money, a mortgages start-up backed by the Allen beef barons of Wexford, has secured a licence from the Central Bank and plans to
The rise of marathon mortgages
[ad_1] Katrina Rohman, 40, and her partner Michael, 41, have taken out a 30-year mortgage, dubbed a “marathon mortgage”, that will see them paying off
U.S. mortgage rates rise for first time in a month, denting demand
[ad_1] U.S. mortgage rates increased for the first time in a month, denting demand for home-buying and refinancing. The contract rate on a 30-year fixed
Interest rate warning for mortgage holders after inflation rises in Australia
[ad_1] By Ashley Nickel For Daily Mail Australia and Aap 01:35 30 May 2024, updated 02:10 30 May 2024 Mortgage holders could need to wait
NZ mortgage rates rise, first home grants scrapped
[ad_1] Given the scrapping of first home grants (deposit assistance) and the strong indication from the latest Monetary Policy Statement that mortgage rates are set
The Right Mortgage hires Carr as customer service head
[ad_1] The Right Mortgage and Protection Network has hired Abigail Carr as its head of customer service. In the new role at The
Canada’s residential mortgage debt hits $2.16-trillion amid slowest growth in 23 years: CMHC
[ad_1] Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the country’s total residential mortgage debt totalled $2.16-trillion as of February this year, up 3.4 per cent year-over-year
Home Purchase Applications Fall on Uptick in Mortgage Rates
[ad_1] Cleveland Fed Taps Goldman Partner As New President 58 minutes ago A partner at Goldman Sachs will serve as the next president of the
Mortgage applications fell as U.S. housing market gets uglier
[ad_1] Photo: Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP (Getty Images) Fewer Americans are applying for mortgage loans as rates rise again. Mortgage applications dropped by 5.7% last week compared