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Robust future predicted for buy-to-let sector
by Blog Archive
02/01/2008


Despite the fact that recent housing market surveys suggest the housing market is set for a marked downturn, the buy-to-let sector will remain buoyant, it has been claimed.Interest rate cuts and sustained demand from tenants will ensure the buy-to-let market continues in rude health, Fionnuala Earley, the chief economist at ...
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Britons 'should consolidate loans'
by Blog Archive
02/01/2008


British households collectively pay around £93 billion a year in interest on a total personal debt bill of £1.39 billion, it has been revealed.What's more, research conducted by price comparison website uSwitch.com suggests that one in four people are finding their debt levels unmanageable.Consequently, uSwitch has urged consumers to consolidate ...
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