Wednesday, Nov 28, 2007

Computer will be saying "no" in 2008

Firstrung: 2008 could spell disaster for credit impaired customers needing mortgages

Moneynet's chief executive, Richard Brown: "There is no question that the current climate is tough for those who don't fit the criteria for standard mortgages. "There are deals to be had but the rates can be extremely high, as much as 9.99 per cent fixed until November 2009 from Alliance & Leicester in order to offset the allowances made for unlimited CCJs, unlimited mortgage arrears and a blind eye turned to defaults on credit card payments."

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4 Comments

1. Genie said...

Cheshire mortgages, a sub-prime lender has just written to all their brokers to say...they got no more $$$ for dodgy loans. Boo hoo

Wednesday, November 28, 2007 11:57AM Report Comment
 

2. shipbuilder said...

A perfect example of why dropping rates will make no difference whatsoever other than destroy our savings.

Wednesday, November 28, 2007 01:13PM Report Comment
 

3. seanb303 said...

crash gordon could class 'credit impairment' as a disability and pay out extra benifits

Wednesday, November 28, 2007 01:35PM Report Comment
 

4. C'mon Correction said...

Credit tightening will always be a spiral effect, it would seem the spiral has started now, it's been set in motion - nothing will stop it run it's course. I think we'll see this tighten and tighten for 5 plus years to come yet. I don't think we'll see huge drops in 2008 maybe -5%, it'll 2009/10 that will see the real free-falling. By 2011, people will look back in amazment on what the FTB'rs in 2006/07 would risk just to say "we own a house".

Wednesday, November 28, 2007 04:59PM Report Comment
 

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