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Today's Mortgage Terms starting with P Payment Cap: A limit on the size of the monthly payment of an adjustable-rate mortgage or other variable rate loan. Point: A point is equivalent to 1 percent of a mortgage loan. Lenders might charge "origination points" to cover expenses of processing a loan. Some borrowers might pay "discount points" to reduce the loan's interest rate. Pre-Approval: The process of calculating how much money a potential homebuyer could borrow. Prepayment Penalty: A lender's charge to the borrower for paying down the loan before the end of its term. Pre-Qualification: A non-binding process of calculating how much money a potential homebuyer can borrow before applying for a loan. Information submitted during pre-qualification is subject to verification at application. Principal: It is the amount of money borrowed or owed, excluding interest. View all Terms

Bradford mortgage rates news:

Abbey wipes out base rate cut by raising mortgage costs - Times Online
Abbey is raising interest rates on its popular "tracker" mortgage deals by 0.5 percentage points, erasing the benefit of yesterday's emergency cut in the cost of borrowing by the Bank of England. Britain's second biggest mortgage lender blamed the ...

Markets dive at record rates around the world - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Fear. If there was one word to sum up the world's financial markets Monday, it was that. No one wanted to buy shares and, yet again, no one much wanted to lend money. Richard Fuld, the former chief executive of Lehman Brothers, told Congress his bank ...

Loan options dwindle on buy-to-let deals - Guardian Unlimited
Landlords need to remortgage are running out of options as buy-to-let lenders withdraw products and raise prices in response to Bradford & Bingley's collapse. The Mortgage Works and UCB - both subsidiaries of Nationwide - temporarily withdrew their ...

UK won't tell BoE to cut interest rates - Darling - Forbes
LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - The British government will not put pressure on the Bank of England to cut interest rates but is prepared to take big steps with economic policy to stem the credit crisis, Finance Minister Alistair Darling said on Sunday ...

Money-Market Rates Climb to All-Time Highs as Freeze Deepens - Bloomberg
Oct. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Money-market rates climbed to records as U.K. lenders held talks with the government on emergency funding and Iceland nationalized the nation's second-biggest bank amid an unprecedented credit squeeze. The euro interbank offered ...

Word on the street - Daily Telegraph
I had been hoping to write about something non-financial crisis-related. No such luck. There really is only one story in town, as evidenced by the events of this week. If anyone had any doubt about how close the financial system was to a nervous ...

Ten tips for distressed landlords - Times Online
LANDLORDS coming to the end of cheap two-year fixes face payment shocks of almost £300 a month on a typical £150,000 mortgage, as house prices fall and lenders pull their competitive deals. The number of buy-to-let mortgages shrunk by almost a ...

Darling ready to rescue other banks - The Independent
Mr Darling said that the Government was providing generalised support to stabilise the banking sector as a whole, but was also prepared to take action where specific banks are at risk Chancellor Alistair Darling today said he was ready to offer ...

Banks are collapsing, but cash is still king - Guardian Unlimited
September was a month that justified hyperbole. It started with the collapse of Lehman and ended with a scramble by European regulators to shore up their banks - including Dexia, Fortis, Glitnir and Hypovereinsbank. In between were record-breaking US ...

Darling pledges more bank action - BBC UK News
Alistair Darling has said he is willing to take "some pretty big steps" to help stabilise the banking system as he faces opposition calls for more action. The chancellor, who is expected to update MPs on the financial crisis on Monday as Parliament ...