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Published
26th Jul 2011
New UK treasury reforms could see retirees who live and own property abroad able to spend up to a third of their time back home each year without paying any tax
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Published
26th Jul 2011
Net mortgage lending fell to its lowest in more than a decade in June, data showed on Monday, and there is little prospect of the housing market strengthening as Britons' finances remain under severe pressure
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Published
25th Jul 2011
House prices in England and Wales ticked down again in July and are expected to fall further despite signs that demand is picking up somewhat, a survey by property data firm Hometrack showed on Monday
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Published
25th Jul 2011
Mortgage lender Yorkshire Building Society is to buy the mortgage and savings business of Egg Banking from American bank Citigroup (C.N), as Citi continues to sell non-core assets after its bailout during the credit crisis
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Published
24th Jul 2011
More casualties in the hotel sector are inevitable as high levels of debt and a decline in the business travel market continue to take their toll, warn industry experts
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Published
20th Jul 2011
Mortgage lending rose to its highest level for nearly a year last month as landlord activity in the buy-to-let market picked up, figures showed on Wednesday
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Published
20th Jul 2011
The Bank of England's monetary policy committee judged that recent economic weakness had reduced the chance that interest rates would need to rise in the near term, minutes to its July meeting showed