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lee8040
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did anyone see panorama last night, it was disgusting how mortgages are given to people with bad credits etc. there was one couple who was renting a council house and decided to buy. they were told there mortgage would never go higher than what there rent was which was £400 but 3 months later it went up to £700 then up to £900. in the end they lost there home as they couldnt afford the payments.
can this be done, raising it from £400 up to £900 on mortgages payments?
can this be done, raising it from £400 up to £900 on mortgages payments?
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did anyone see panorama last night, it was disgusting how mortgages are given to people with bad credits etc. there was one couple who was renting a council house and decided to buy. they were told there mortgage would never go higher than what there rent was which was £400 but 3 months later it went up to £700 then up to £900. in the end they lost there home as they couldnt afford the payments.
can this be done, raising it from £400 up to £900 on mortgages payments?[/quo
Yes there are some dodgy brokers out there, BUT they all new what was going on! Why sign it! The cook new she was telling a lie so why did she do it! Some of the blame has to go to the clients, and being a mortgage broker I would love some of this light touch regulation please!0 -
can this be done, raising it from £400 up to £900 on mortgages payments?
Yes and it can happen to any mortgage on variable rates. Interest rates today are almost double what they were 2-3 years ago. So, the repayments follow that.
Rest of your stuff can be handled on the other threads so not to cause duplicate.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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