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House prices tumble 1980s-style - Belfast Telegraph
House prices are plunging at their fastest pace since the last recession as banks ration credit and nervous buyers stay away, Halifax reports. Britain's biggest mortgage lender revealed a 2.6 per cent fall in prices for November, the biggest drop ...

Halifax paints gloomy house prices picture - Financial Times
Average house prices fell by 2.6 per cent in November from the previous month, wiping out the gains on home equity earned since July 2005, according to the Halifax house price index published on Thursday. The month-on-month drop was the biggest for ...

Homeowners lose out as banks refuse to pass on the latest cut - Times Online
Hundreds of thousands of borrowers will be denied the full benefit of yesterday’s cut in interest rates because many banks are refusing to pass on the whole one-point cut to all mortgage customers. Britain’s biggest mortgage bank, which received ...

Interest rates cut: What should mortgage borrowers do next? - Daily Telegraph
Following the Bank of England's decision to cut interest rates to 2pc, many mortgage borrowers will be wondering whether they should switch to another deal or stick with their existing loan. We asked the experts for their views on the various options ...

U.S. market for lobster bottoms out, Canadian fishermen tie up boats - 680 News
HALIFAX, N.S. - A major buyer of lobsters in Nova Scotia believes fishermen should consider tying up their boats all winter rather than setting traps for a delicacy that fewer people are willing to buy during tough economic times. Colin MacDonald ...

Mortgage approvals slump - Financial Times
Mortgage approvals for home purchases in October matched the record low 32,000 seen in August, down 63 per cent from the year before, according to new figures from the Bank of England. Overall, the Bank said net mortgage lending - new loans extended ...

No Recovery for U.K. Property Market until 2010 - Nuwireinvestor.com
The U.K. property market has been devastated by falling prices and tighetning credit. The 2012 Olympics offer a ray of hope for the real estate markets in London and surrounding cities, but recovery in the near future is unlikely. For more ...

Railway cuttings - The Sun
EASYJET is flying into another row with founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou after revealing a sharp slowdown in passenger growth for November. Traffic rose only 3.4 per cent to 2.9million customers, compared with 17 per cent for the past year. Stelios wants ...

Falling house prices will lead to more couples splitting up ... - Daily Telegraph
In a pioneering study, academics compared household questionnaires with property market results over 14 years and found that sudden plunges in prices are followed by an increase in separations. They calculate that a 10 per cent drop in house prices ...

Scotiabank Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year Results - Yahoo Finance
Fiscal 2008 highlights (year over year) - Earnings per share (diluted) of $3.05 versus $4.01, includes $0.82 from writedowns - Net income of $3.14 billion, down from $4.05 billion, includes $822 million from writedowns - ROE of 17%, versus 22 ...