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The Property Den with Ken & Glen Episode 29
Welcome to episode 29 of “The Property Den with Ken &
Glen”
We look at the current state of the market discussing the
key topics.
Rate reductions across lots of lenders creating a storm
but is it a storm in a teacup? or are these significant shifts that we are seeing?
We are starting to see some rates dipping under the 5%, does
this mean house prices could start going back up?
We review a post regards the Swap rates and the general
feel of the market due to the shifts on these, and we also talk about the new Buzz word “Mortgage Monitoring” which is becoming a vital element of the Broker role.
We also have some great questions for you on these weeks
show so let’s dive straight in.
to live in long term rather than a flat as a steppingstone?
work what happens to my mortgage payments if I can’t pay?
business figures and an employed person can get away with 3 months payslips
mortgage to 75 years of age ?
I am shocked at how cheap life cover is but critical illness which is for me
more important is so expensive and it seems unaffordable?
That's it for another Episode, Until next week
It's goodbye from Ken & Its Goodbye from Glen
Goodbye !!
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By Ken JamesWelcome to episode 29 of “The Property Den with Ken &
Glen”
We look at the current state of the market discussing the
key topics.
Rate reductions across lots of lenders creating a storm
but is it a storm in a teacup? or are these significant shifts that we are seeing?
We are starting to see some rates dipping under the 5%, does
this mean house prices could start going back up?
We review a post regards the Swap rates and the general
feel of the market due to the shifts on these, and we also talk about the new Buzz word “Mortgage Monitoring” which is becoming a vital element of the Broker role.
We also have some great questions for you on these weeks
show so let’s dive straight in.
to live in long term rather than a flat as a steppingstone?
work what happens to my mortgage payments if I can’t pay?
business figures and an employed person can get away with 3 months payslips
mortgage to 75 years of age ?
I am shocked at how cheap life cover is but critical illness which is for me
more important is so expensive and it seems unaffordable?
That's it for another Episode, Until next week
It's goodbye from Ken & Its Goodbye from Glen
Goodbye !!