This week 2 year fixed mortgage rates rose above 6% – the highest level since Liz Truss’s mini budget of September. Why is UK Facing a New Mortgage Crisis?Watch this video on YouTube It threatens to add an extra £2,500 a year to the average mortgage. By next year, total mortgage payments could be an …
Is the UK Heading for a Pre-Election RECESSION?Watch this video on YouTube Last year, the Bank of England made a very gloomy prediction for the UK economy – a deep and prolonged recession. They were wrong, the UK avoided recession and grew more strongly than some expected, but the downside is that the Bank of …
House prices are falling in most parts of the country. With prices around £15,000 lower than last summer. After a prolonged boom, the house price inflation rate is turning negative with some of the fastest falls since the last crash. Adjusted for inflation, the real house price fall is 11% lower than last summer. FALLING …
Source: ONS MF6U UK government spending passed over £1 trillion in 2020 due to the extra spending measures of the Covid Pandemic. Total spending compared to Nominal GDP Source: HMT public spending statistics (May 2022) The rise in spending 2020-21, also combined with a fall in GDP UK Public spending as % of GDP Source: …
In the past 12 months house prices have fallen 16% in Sweden but have risen 4% in the US Yet both housing markets share similarities of overvalued prices and higher interest rates. Global House Price Crash – Where will Prices Fall?Watch this video on YouTube Why is there such a big difference? After a …
Like many, my fixed rate mortgage deal expires very soon and so I am left with firstly the shock of how much the mortgage will increase and secondly the difficult question of whether to get a fixed rate mortgage or a variable tracker mortgage. Fixed or Variable Mortgage – What Should I Get?Watch this video …
Sterling's Recovery in 2023Watch this video on YouTube After being one of the worst performing currencies of 2022, the Pound has staged an impressive recovery against the US Dollar, rising 15% from the depths of last September’s crisis. After years of decline, markets are now more optimistic the Pound will continue to strengthen. But why …
As elections loom, the Turkish economy is facing a self-inflicted economic crisis of high inflation, and a cost of living crisis that dwarfs what we see elsewhere in Europe. Turkey's Self-Inflicted Economic CrisisWatch this video on YouTube In recent years, Turkey has seen inflation rate surge to over 80% – leaving over 53% of people …