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House Prices ….. Part Three

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Mortgage

For a complimentary mortgage meeting with our mortgage director, please email Worldwide's Mortgage Director Pat Greene on pgreene@wwfp.net or call 01872 222422.

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Housing market – Part Two

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Mortgage

With this column comes a complimentary mortgage review with the Worldwide Financial Planning Mortgage Director, Pat Greene. Pat will also be able to provide you with the latest copy of our Mortgage Interest Rate Guidance Report.

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Housing market – Part Two

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Mortgage

With this column comes a complimentary mortgage review with the Worldwide Financial Planning Mortgage Director, Pat Greene. Pat will also be able to provide you with the latest copy of our Mortgage Interest Rate Guidance Report.

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MARKETS CONTINUE TO RISE AS US FEDERAL RESERVE INDICATES RATE CUTS ARE ON THE WAY

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment, Mortgage, Pension

On average, the members of the rate setting committee see US rates falling from 5.5% to 4.75% during the course of next year. This is a big shift in tone in just three months.

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Where is the housing market going?

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Mortgage

Markets move around, that’s just it. Avoiding buying at the top of excitable sentiment is a good plan, just as is selling at the negative end.

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BOND MARKETS RAISE CHANCE OF DISAPPOINTMENT AS THEY PRICE FOR AGGRESSIVE RATE CUTS IN 2024

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

European government bonds led the rally following comments from several ECB members that appeared to confirm the view that the bank has finished hiking following the rapid slowdown in inflation. This was supported by lacklustre European economic growth.

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