Tuesday, Sep 30, 2008

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Channel 4 news: Buy-to-let mortgage deals nosedive

One in 10 mortgages has been pulled during the past 24 hours following the nationalisation of Bradford & Bingley, figures showed. The number of buy-to-let loans has nosedived, with just 481 different deals now available, a 27% fall on Monday's figure of 662, financial information group Moneyfacts said.

Posted by whostolemyendowment @ 06:33 PM (485 views) Add Comment

3 Comments

1. planning4acrash said...

OMG, there will be NO finance at all by November, with ALL those ending a fixed deal ending up paying full LIBOR tracking tracker mortgages. Note that LIBOR appears high but is artificially suppressed. That cannot happen for ever. It will soar pretty soon, like a beachball. I see LIBOR going in the 100's or 1000's of % overnight once the banking system grinds to a halt. It has happened before, I believe that happened in Scandanavia during their banking crisis.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008 07:40PM Report Comment
 

2. malct said...

yup it's a biggy

but what is perception?

Tuesday, September 30, 2008 08:20PM Report Comment
 

3. planning4acrash said...

Hmm, good point. From our perspective, the crash is great, so long as the free markets create the new order, bypassing the new world order, and, so long as we get fed and don't loose all our wealth in the upheaval.

It really is looking like a total collapse of western capitalism by the end of night 5 of the Mayan Calendar, which will be Nov 13th, Malct, S2R1 may have the last laugh!

Tuesday, September 30, 2008 09:19PM Report Comment
 

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