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Banks and building societies will extend the provision of mortgage payment deferrals of up to a maximum of six months until 31 July 2021
Sam Woods speaks enthusiastically about proportionate regulation in his virtual Mansion House speech
The Government has sponsored a range of affordable homeownership products over the last 40 years with varying success.
What is needed is a better understanding of the nature and scale of the affordable home ownership ‘gap’ – taking account of house prices, incomes, the capacity to raise a deposit and attitudes towards risk of borrowers and lenders. We also need a more coherent set of affordable homeownership products.
BSA says that LSE/Martin Lewis report on mortgage prisoners takes the bull by the horns and is to be welcomed.
The FCA has published a consultation covering updated and additional guidance for lenders in relation to the mortgage payment deferral scheme introduced as a response to Covid-19.
Banks and building societies have agreed with regulators and HM Treasury to extend the provision of mortgage payment deferrals of up to a maximum of 6 months in the light of the tightened Covid-19 restrictions announced by the Prime Minister this evening. Customers do not need to contact their lenders yet. Lenders will provide information after 2nd November on how to apply for this support.
On Right to Build Day (30 October) the National Custom and Self Build Association (NaCSBA) and the Building Societies Association (BSA) are releasing the findings of new online market research into self build intentions and the effect of COVID-19 on people’s perceptions of their home.
The Rebuilding Business for Society report–compiled by a group of co-operative and mutual trade associations–says they can play a leading role in reinvigorating communities, especially those left behind by economic or social change.
Consumer views on the housing market rebounded strongly in the BSA’s quarterly consumer survey, Property Tracker.
Following today's statement from Chancellor Rishi Sunkak, the BSA makes the following comments.
Paul Broadhead, BSA Head of Mortgages and Housing comments on the Homes at the Heart campaign release published on 1 July 2020 by the National Housing Federation.