The challenge of getting on the housing ladder is forcing many to gamble with retirement by taking on ultra-long mortgages, warns former minister Steve Webb.
A million people have taken out home loans in the past three years which run beyond the current state pension age of 66, new data from the Bank of England reveals. The 'shocking' figure shows ...
According to official data from the Bank of England, more than one million mortgages have been arranged over the last three years, lasting longer than the state pension age of 66 years ...
Shocking' new figures shine a light on a problem that will likely hit many mortgage holders in their retirement ...
Buying a home was once considered to be 'a good investment'. Now, buying a home now looks a lot more like renting from the ...
Former pensions minister says more than a million people in the past three years may have taken out mortgages that will ...
MORE than one million homeowners are being warned that they could be paying off “ultra-long” mortgages into their retirement.
There has been a 29% increase in the number of people in their 30s taking out new mortgages which run on past pension age.
One million homeowners have taken out mortgages that they will still be paying off in retirement, according to Bank of ...
In this six-part series, we look at, how households are coping and if a mortgage crisis is afoot. Since mortgage rates began rising, many of the nine million mortgaged households in the UK and ...