Author: Akbar Lashari

Millennials Pay 14 Times More Than Baby Boomers Did For Their First Home

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The UK Needs More Than A Million New Homes To Cover Extreme Housing Shortage

According to data, the UK needs over 1 million new homes to ensure everyone in the country has a place they can call home. The housing shortage has impacted those with rented accommodations the most. The government has shown its commitment to closing the housing gap by building new homes. Available data has revealed that […]

Housing Starts Fell In January, But Permits Are At Their Highest In Over A Decade

Homebuilding activity in the US slowed down in the month of January, although not as much as economists had initially predicted. In contrast, permits for homes surged to their highest level for the month in over 13 years, indicating that the housing market is strong and will help sustain the current economic expansion in the […]

Pound Weakens Against Euro Amid Concerns Surrounding Post-Brexit UK

Even though retail sales and consumer confidence increased in the month of January, the pound-euro exchange rate still took a dip of 0.3%. Experts believe concerns surrounding the post-Brexit UK are too great to be subdued by an increase in business activity. On Thursday, the exchange rate between the pound and the euro took a […]

January Inflation In The UK Highest In The Past Six Months, According to Official Data

The inflation rate crossed 1.8% in the month of January, exceeding forecasts of 1.6%. The rate is still below the target inflation of 2% as set by the central bank. Experts believe households may find it more difficult to manage finances, even if inflation rates are below the target level. As per officially reported data, […]

Libor All Set To Phase Out In 2021, Potentially Causing Mortgage Costs To Rise

Experts believe the Libor could be phased out as early as end-2021. This would force global financial markets to switch over to SOFR, an alternative to Libor. Consumers with outstanding debt obligations, including mortgage loans, could expect to see their finance costs increase, especially if they are paying a floating rate that is tied to […]

Over 350,000 Britons Bought Their First Home In 2019

Recently released figures from UK Finance have shown that over 350,000 people entered the UK property market in the year 2019. First-time buyers accounted for around 50% of all mortgage loan applicants filed last year. December 2019 showed growth in mortgage buying on a YoY basis, due to increased investor confidence after the elections. Figures […]

Payday Lenders Moving Courts To Issue Arrest Warrants Against Borrowers

A recent study has highlighted that predatory lenders in Utah are using the state’s legal system to force insolvent customers to repay outstanding debt balances. In some cases, lenders are pushing for arrest warrants to be issued against some borrowers, in many cases for debt amounts that are under $1,000. These lenders charge three-digit interest […]

British Households Gaining Confidence About Financial Wellbeing In The Coming Months

Both the Household Finance Index and the Future Household Finance Index have reported an improvement in household confidence about their financial wellbeing right now and over the next 12 months. The HFI and FHFI stood at 47.6 and 52.7 points in the month of February, higher than January however still below the 50-point neutral mark. […]

Car Finance Provider Moneybarn Fined £2.77 Million For Inappropriate Treatment Of Borrowers

Authorities have fined Moneybarn £2.77 million for not providing adequate help to borrowers undergoing financial difficulties when their balances fell into arrears. The fine is much lower than what could have been imposed since Moneybarn, after discussing with the FCA, decided to voluntarily pay out £30 million to its customers that may have been impacted […]