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Stamp duty, crystal balls and train fare dodging -The Mortgage Solutions Quiz
Here’s our news quiz to test your knowledge of the week’s most thought-provoking, quirkiest and downright bizarre moments on Mortgage Solutions.
Virgin Money launched a product for its Help to Buy equity loan customers which is designed to help pay for stamp duty and associated new-build costs. How much cashback does it offer?

A) £2,500
B) 3,000
C) 5,000
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Correct answer: B) 3,000
In this week’s Marketwatch we asked our experts to give their predictions for gross lending for 2014. What did Gemma Harle, managing director of TenetLime, predict?

A) £210bn
B) £200bn
C) £225bn
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Correct answer: A) £210bn
Skipton launched a seven-year fixed rate mortgage range this week which it claimed was one-of-a-kind in the market. What is the lowest rate available?

A) 3.99%
B) 3.75%
C) 4.15%
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Correct answer: A) 3.99%
According to research released this week repossessed homes are selling by what percentage below their true value?

A) 22%
B) 29%
C) 35%
Correct answer: C) 35%
How much did a city worker manage to avoid paying in train fares before he was finally caught?

A) 28K
B) 34K
C) 43K
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Correct answer: C) 43K
Congratulations you have completed The Mortgage Solutions Quiz.
