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The Property Den with Ken & Glen Episode 27
The Property Den with Ken & Glen.
Episode 27
In this week’s episode Ken and Glen review the new Bank
on the Block, Perenna.
Long term fixed rate new ways to assess affordability –
are they an example of what is next to become the normal face of mortgages or just another option to add to the existing traditional lenders we have all become used too?
What’s do we think Bank of England will do in the up-and-coming
rate decision, will it be up the charts down the charts, or a non-mover – let’s see what they think and how does that compare to your thoughts on the matter?
We cover the changes that have been brought in on the 100%
no deposit mortgage with Skipton.
And then it’s into the questions from our listeners
I’m looking to get a 95% loan to value mortgage. Why is the rate so much higher?
Should I overpay my mortgage while my rate is lower as it
ends in 2 year’s time and I’m on 1.50%?
Where is the best place to buy a buy to let property?
And as quickly as it came this weeks episode comes to a close
So its Goodbye from Ken & its goodbye from Glen
Goodbye !!
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By Ken JamesThe Property Den with Ken & Glen.
Episode 27
In this week’s episode Ken and Glen review the new Bank
on the Block, Perenna.
Long term fixed rate new ways to assess affordability –
are they an example of what is next to become the normal face of mortgages or just another option to add to the existing traditional lenders we have all become used too?
What’s do we think Bank of England will do in the up-and-coming
rate decision, will it be up the charts down the charts, or a non-mover – let’s see what they think and how does that compare to your thoughts on the matter?
We cover the changes that have been brought in on the 100%
no deposit mortgage with Skipton.
And then it’s into the questions from our listeners
I’m looking to get a 95% loan to value mortgage. Why is the rate so much higher?
Should I overpay my mortgage while my rate is lower as it
ends in 2 year’s time and I’m on 1.50%?
Where is the best place to buy a buy to let property?
And as quickly as it came this weeks episode comes to a close
So its Goodbye from Ken & its goodbye from Glen
Goodbye !!