 | BBC Radio 4's Money Box Live Wednesday, 8 July 2009 at 1502 BST on Radio 4 and Online |
Mortgage lending for home buyers increased for the fourth month in a row in May, according to the Bank of England's report on lending to individuals. Yet the number of mortgage products available has reduced rapidly since the credit crunch began. First time buyers and customers with smaller deposits or with little equity may still struggle to find a suitable deal. If you need help obtaining a mortgage or want the latest advice, you can talk to a panel of experts on Wednesday's Money Box Live. How much can you borrow and what sort of deposit will be required? Is now a good time to buy a fixed rate mortgage or a tracker? Should you remain on a Standard Variable Rate? What are the likely fees and is it unwise to add these to the mortgage product? Where can you find advice and help? Money Box Live presenter Paul Lewis was joined by: - David Hollingworth, head of communications, London & Country
- Katie Tucker, technical manager, Mortgageforce
- Louise Cuming, mortgage expert, moneysupermarket.com
Presenter: Paul Lewis
Producer: Diane Richardson
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