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Wentworth Financial Services: March 2013
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Wednesday, 20 March 2013. Budget 2013 - Mortgage help. George Osborne also announced a new mortgage guarantee, claiming it will dramatically increase the availability of loans. We're going to help families who want a mortgage for any home they're buying, old or new, but who cannot begin to afford the kind of deposits being demanded today," he said. It's a great deal for homebuyers," said the chancellor. Wentworth Financial Services Home Page. Follow us on Facebook. Previously the Firstbuy scheme was only...
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Wentworth Financial Services: May 2013
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Wednesday, 8 May 2013. One in five has missed payments on their credit report due to lack of funds. One in five has missed payments on their credit report due to lack of funds. Just under one in five Britons have skipped repayments because they weren’t able to afford them, according to independent research commissioned by Experian CreditExpert. In total, over a quarter (28%) of Britons have missed payments currently listed on their credit report due to ‘forgetting’ to make repayments on time. Meanwhile, ...
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Wentworth Financial Services: One in five has missed payments on their credit report due to lack of funds
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Wednesday, 8 May 2013. One in five has missed payments on their credit report due to lack of funds. One in five has missed payments on their credit report due to lack of funds. Just under one in five Britons have skipped repayments because they weren’t able to afford them, according to independent research commissioned by Experian CreditExpert. In total, over a quarter (28%) of Britons have missed payments currently listed on their credit report due to ‘forgetting’ to make repayments on time. Meanwhile, ...
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Wentworth Financial Services: March 2011
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Wednesday, 23 March 2011. Help For First Time Buyers. Chancellor George Osborne announces new Government-backed shared equity scheme to help 10,000 first-time buyers . George Osborne has today announced in the Budget that he is to fund a £250m package to get first time buyers on the property ladder. The 'First Buy scheme' is aimed at getting 10,000 first time buyers to be able to purchase a newly built flat or house. Wentworth Financial Services Home Page. Follow us on Facebook. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Wentworth Financial Services: Budget 2013 - Mortgage help
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Wednesday, 20 March 2013. Budget 2013 - Mortgage help. George Osborne also announced a new mortgage guarantee, claiming it will dramatically increase the availability of loans. We're going to help families who want a mortgage for any home they're buying, old or new, but who cannot begin to afford the kind of deposits being demanded today," he said. It's a great deal for homebuyers," said the chancellor. Wentworth Financial Services Home Page. Follow us on Facebook. 25 April 2013 at 13:03.
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