Monthly Archives: October 2011

House Prices, Stick, Twist or Fold

Posted on October 31, 2011 by Mark Dyason

Here is an article I wrote a year ago, however it still holds true today and I am proud of the Share Cert line! After a weekend of articles saying different things, we look to summarise UK House Prices over … Continue reading →

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A positive view on what is happening to the housing market in Scotland

Posted on October 25, 2011 by Mark Dyason

We were asked for our view on the recent news regarding the housing market in Scotland and whilst we don’t think it is fantastic, we seem to be able to be a wee bit more positive than some….have a look and … Continue reading →

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Bank of England Base rate on hold till Q4 next year

Posted on October 25, 2011 by Mark Dyason

A recent reuters poll of 60 economists has concluded that the base rate will remain at just 0.5% till at least October of next year – but what does this mean for mortgage customers? Well unless the Eurozone sorts out … Continue reading →

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