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Early repayment of loans approved
Jerusalem Post
; JOSE ROSENFELD Jerusalem Post 01-19-1995 CONSUMERS will be able to repay bank loans of up to NIS 120,000 early under new Bank of Israel directives, Supervisor of Banks Ze'ev Abeles announced yesterday. The new regulations, which will become effective in mid-April, will limit the maximum early
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Bad break from broker. Now you see it...
The Press
; Recent cases from the Office of the Banking Ombudsman, www. bankombudsman.org.nz * Bad break from broker A mortgage broker helped Ms M find a bank loan to buy a home. She took out a fixed interest-rate loan, which meant that she could be charged an early repayment cost if she repaid the loan
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Money: You're punished for being good Sam Dunn reports on why banks penalise virtuous borrowers who clear their debts ahead of schedule
The Independent on Sunday
; C learing your debts as soon as you are in a position to do so would seem sound financial planning. But it might not work to your advantage if you have taken out a personal loan from a lender that charges a penalty for early repayment. Research from the internet bank Egg, using figures from data
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New Product - IF drops early fees.
Financial Adviser
; Intelligent Finance, the online lender, is launching a non-offset tracker mortgage with no early repayment charges. The product tracks the base rate plus 0.65 of a percentage point and is currently 5.15 per cent. It has a maximum 95 per cent loan-to-value and no higher lending charges. The rate
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CONSUMERS : COUNCIL REACHES AGREEMENT ON CONSUMER CREDIT.
Europe Environment
; EU competition ministers have reached an agreement on maximum harmonisation of consumer credit within the EU (excluding mortgages and housing loans). During the Competitiveness Council in Brussels on 21 May, they settled the one remaining technical point on which they were still divided: the
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CONSUMERS : COUNCIL REACHES AGREEMENT ON CONSUMER CREDIT.(Competitiveness Council)(Brief article)
European Report
; EU competition ministers have reached an agreement on maximum harmonisation of consumer credit within the EU (excluding mortgages and housing loans). During the Competitiveness Council in Brussels on 21 May, they settled the one remaining technical point on which they were still divided: the
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IMF LOAN: Mixed signalsover repayment, NATION
The Nation (Thailand)
; 00-00-0000 The Bank of Thailand's assistant governor, Tarisa Watanagase, yesterday confirmed Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's statement over the weekend that Thailand will complete its debt repayment under the IMF rescue fund by January. In doing so, Thailand will becomes the second country from
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CONSUMERS : EU SEEKS COMPROMISE ON CONSUMER CREDIT.
European Report
; The EU is working behind the scenes to reach a compromise on consumer credit in the Union before the European Parliament votes in Strasbourg on 16 January at second reading. The Conservatives (EPP-ED) are apparently still divided on the arrangements for anticipated compensation to banks in case of
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Fixed Rate.(Brief article)
Financial Adviser
; Halifax Type: 25-year fixed-rate mortgage Description: Building on its previous offer of a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage of 6.29 per cent, Halifax has now launched a 25-year mortgage product, fixed at 6.39 per cent. The arrangement fee is AGBP599. The mortgage is fully portable and additional
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Personal finance: Making a mortgage a flexible friend
The Independent - London
; No-penalty early repayment, big savings on interest paid, drawdown facilities in an emergency - a new generation of flexible mortgages offers to do things that traditional home loans cannot. Iain Morse looks behind these claims and tries to decide just how different these loans are to the old-style
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