Mortgage approvals drop in wake of stamp duty threshold changes
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Mortgages approvals fall for fourth consecutive month - Credit Connect
Latest data from the Bank of England has found that net borrowing of mortgage debt by individuals decreased sharply by £13.7 billion to -£0.8 billion in April. This followed an increase in net borrowing by £9.6 billion in March. Net mortgage approvals for house purchases decreased for the fourth consecutive month, with a fall of 3,100 to 60,500 in April. By contrast, approvals for remortgaging increased by 1,600, to 35,300 in April. Richard Pinc…
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Mortgage approvals fall in April after stamp duty rush: BoE – Mortgage Finance Gazette
Mortgage approvals for house purchases fell by 3,100 to 60,500 in April, Bank of England data shows, the third month of declines in a row. The data follows stamp duty changes by the Treasury at the end of March, which include the nil-rate halving to… The post Mortgage approvals fall in April after stamp duty rush: BoE appeared first on Mortgage Finance Gazette.
Home loan approvals fall for third month in a row: BoE – Mortgage Strategy
Mortgage approvals for house purchases fell by 3,100 to 60,500 in April, Bank of England data shows, the third month of declines in a row. The data follows stamp duty changes by the Treasury at the end of March, which include the nil-rate halving to £125,000 from £250,000, reversing thresholds set in the September
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