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![]() Mark Aucamp - ArticlesContributing author Mark Aucamp has been providing Talk Money Blog with regular Money Saving Expert advice and comments. Mark has extensive experience in providing Debt Management, Quick Mortgage Advice and solutions. Find out how to clear your credit card debts legally!
The Sub-Prime Mortgage Market is Broken - Mortgage AdviceMortgage resuscitation required urgently!
The UK housing market will not recover until the mortgage market is fixed and expert advice at the Bank of England says, print more money in the hope of saving our economy from a long and drawn out recession is the answer. The Council of Mortgage Lenders... Number of Mortgage Products Available Rises - Mortgage AdviceThe situation as I see it!
Money seems to be in short supply; interest rates offered by banks for saving money remains diabolical; unemployment is expected to increase by quarter of a million as students leave university and college and members of Parliament from all sides of the political spectrum have... How to claim Mortgage Rescue Scheme, Support Mortgage Interest and Homeowner Mortgage SupportThe government has recently promoted three new schemes to help struggling homeowners that have insufficient money in savings accounts to help support their mortgage repayments when faced with a loss of finance. The schemes are aimed at homeowners that may be unable to keep up their mortgage payments for one reason or another. It maybe that one partner or the other has lost their job and as a result of the downturn in the economy and they have seen their income plummet. Read More... Are you a debt diva?A recent survey by Cosmopolitan found that 64 per cent of its readers were in debt, with more than half of these owing upwards of £5,000 on credit or store cards. This new generation of debt divas thinks nothing of splurging on designer labels even when they know they’re spending more than they earn. As a result, the Consumer Credit Counselling Service says that the proportion of young women asking for help with debt has doubled in the past ten years. Are you a debt diva or a frugalista?A recent survey by Cosmopolitan found that 64 per cent of readers were in debt, with more than half owing upwards of £5,000 on credit or store cards. This new generation of debt divas thinks nothing of splurging on designer labels even when they know they’re spending more than they earn. As a result, the Consumer Credit Counselling Service says that the proportion of young women asking for help with debt has doubled in the past ten years. Facts about Prepaid Credit Cards – Credit Card AdviceDebt experts like the new prepaid cards as they offer the convenience of a credit card without the borrowing and you can only spend the money that you have transferred to the prepaid account. This is great for controlling your spending. Read More... Lloyds Banking Group launches new Mortgage Scheme for First-time buyers – Mortgage AdviceNow is a good time for first-time buyers to buy their first home. It is a ‘buyers market’ and buyers can negotiate some great deals with sellers that are eager to sell. Property prices now stand at 2004 prices which make them excellent value and the fall in house prices is possibly nearing the bottom. The best time to buy a home is when the market is nearing the bottom of a falling market before house price stabilise and then start to rise which they will do one day in the near future. Guide to the Government Car and Van Scrappage Scheme – Money Saving AdviceThe experts have a difference of opinion when it comes to saving money by trading in your old banger for a new car just because you can get an extra £2,000 off a new car. The main reason for this government incentive is to increase car sales and to boost the economic situation in the UK. The car industry has been hit badly by the downturn in the economy. How to apply for the Government Mortgage Rescue Scheme – Mortgage AdviceMortgage Rescue Scheme is a £200 million package that the Government has introduced to help vulnerable families from losing their homes and experiencing repossession. The government may buy part or all of your home and rent it back to you. If you are in danger of losing your home and have a family then you may qualify under priority needs. Fifteen Great Money Saving Ideas and Tips to survive this RecessionAny expert would tell you to sit down and analysis your current spending habit before considering any money saving ideas and tips. You should do a budget of all your income and expenses and see how much money you have left at the end of the month. Armed with your spending information you should then consider the money saving tips below. Keep a record of how much you should be saving next month and compare the results. It is important that you continue this exercise annually.
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