Finance Daily Newsletter - January 2007
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Phew! The Bank of England has decided to keep interest rates at the same level for another month. But with inflation running at a 10 year high, how long before we see another rise? Find out what our experts predict, Click Here.

Plus, when visiting the site you may have noticed that we’ve redesigned for 2007 and expanded our content, please let us know what you think and if you like what you see - tell your friends! And, to highlight our new direction even more, we are launching a new campaign to change the Inheritance Tax threshold, and we want your contribution. Click Here

The big financial news of the moment however is the Financial Services Authority's (FSA's) damning report into mortgage exit administration fees. The average fee, currently around £200, has increased by 33 per cent in the last two years. The FSA has deemed some of these hikes illegal, so if you over paid when switching mortgages, you can claim money back. Find out how.


News

The Small Print - Credit Cards: Shopping around for a new credit card deal? Beat the con with our essential advice.

10 Buy-to-Let Tips: Property millionaire Ajay Ahuja, shares his top ten golden rules for successful buy-to-let.

Investment Bonds: The name may be off-putting, but investment bonds can be an efficient way to invest and save.

Avoid Inheritance Tax: More homeowners than ever before now fall into the inheritance tax bracket. Follow our tips to pay less.

Fee-Free Remortgages: Mortgage lenders are falling over themselves to find new customers in a highly competitive market. We explore the growing trend of fee-free remortgage deals.

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News

Repossessions on the Rise: The number of mortgage repossessions rose by 65% in 2006 to 17,000, according to the latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML).

Olympic Win Sends House Prices Soaring: The prospect of London hosting the Olympic Games in 2012 is having a dramatic effect on the value of properties in the surrounding areas.

Future Retirees Face 'Rude Awakening': Brits have hugely unrealistic expectations about their prospects for retirement, new research suggests.

Banks Using Dirty Tricks: Banks are relying on unscrupulous tactics to discourage their customers from challenging decisions, according to a new investigation.

Home Information Packs 'ill-conceived': The former president of the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) will this afternoon launch a scathing attack on Home Information Packs (Hips) warning that the market will not react well to their introduction in June.

Property Rich, Cash Poor: British pensioners have benefited from increased property prices to the tune of £103.09 billion over the past 12 months. But despite soaring property prices, research from Prudential suggests that the average pensioner’s income is just £12,151 a year.

Single Women Bankruptcy Risk: Thousands more women should be going bankrupt if they were to follow best advice, according to a new study.

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