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MPs sign early day motion to back Mortgage Prisoners campaign

MPs sign early day motion to back Mortgage Prisoners campaign
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Raffle appeal launched to buy UK mortgage prisoners Christmas cheer

Raffle appeal launched to buy UK mortgage prisoners Christmas cheer
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Raffle appeal launched to buy UK mortgage prisoners Christmas cheer

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LSE report proposes cost solutions to help free mortgage prisoners – Mortgage Strategy

The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) has put forward a structured set of solutions that could be used to free mortgage prisoners as part of a report that is being shared with the Treasury and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The proposals include free comprehensive financial advice for all

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Mortgage prisoners could face rates over 7% after base rate hike

UK Mortgage Prisoners Action Group says the Bank of England’s base rate hike announced earlier today could increase members’ average mortgage rates to 7.14% or more. The BoE upped the base rate by 75 basis points to 3%, which marks the biggest since 1989 and the eighth time the bank has hiked rates. The UK Mortgage

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