Negative equity threatens up to one fifth of UK mortgage borrowers

[DanAronG]

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A recent survey by fairinvestment.co.uk found that up to 21% of mortgage holders in the Britain could be due to face negative equity. A survey of 2000 people in the UK found that 3% had borrowed 125% loan to value (LTV), 5% had borrowed between 101% & 125% LTV and 15% had borrowed over 90% LTV.

These figures highlight the potential danger faced by people in the current financial climate, with house prices still facing potential falls.

Those who aren't planning on selling any time soon will hopefully be able to ride out the storm until the market makes a recovery. However these figures should emphasize the importance of finding the best mortgage deal possible, as if your mortgage becomes a burden, it is not as easy to sell up and walk away as it has been over the last few years.

If your current deal is due to expire, it is vital that you contact your mortgage broker as soon as possible to ensure you get the best advice possible.

[Michael_Anthony]

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[sachin786]

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I am newly join to this site. I think this site is providing information about the Financing. Mostly middle family's type of people are Negative equity of mortgage borrowers. The mortgage borrowers are take the financing and then we are not paid the money. So the Mortgage owners are choose the people who are paid confirm.
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[Michael_Anthony]

I am not newly join this site. When I did newly join, post I not did spammy links pretend they being helpful surveys not language first English.

[DanAronG]

Thanks for that informative post, which looked unbiased until I got to the link to your site and realised that it was just spam.

I think it is useful information and believe this can be interesting and informative for people to read.

Whilst I have put in a link to my site, I don't see the harm in this and it is not intended as "spam" but rather as a topic for discussion.