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Widow loses court battle over “transvestite” husband’s estate
Mortgage Solutions | 27 Jan 2012 | 14:24
A widow has lost a court case in which she alleged her late husband’s brain tumour turned him into a transvestite and made him cut her out of his will.
Osborne grabs power over Bank of England
Mortgage Solutions | 27 Jan 2012 | 13:43
The Treasury today published the Financial Services Bill, which when passed will enshrine the new financial regulatory structure in law.
12% of Britons plan to buy or sell in H1 - HSBC
Mortgage Solutions | 27 Jan 2012 | 13:07
A survey revealed that only 12% are thinking about moving home or getting on the housing ladder.
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Poll: Do borrowers want 10-year fixes?
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HMRC extends self-assessment deadline
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Cameron: Britain will not walk away from Europe
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Six lenders offer BTL LTVs up to 80%
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Sesame Bankhall placed £26bn of mortgages in 2011
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First-time buyer advice enquiries leapt in 2011
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Cost of moving home rises to £8,922
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Hester's £963k bonus 'kick in the face' to public
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Frauds, like economies, go in cycles. As boom turns to bust, frauds emerge with the inevitability of a hangover after a party.
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