Aaron Strutt

Press Commentary

Aaron Strutt of Trinity Financial comments on matters affecting the market:

Times Online - HSBC deal raises hopes of mortgage price war

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2nd September 2009

BBC News - HSBC launches 1.99% mortgage deal

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2nd September 2009

The Scotsman - Mortgage market boosted by rate reductions

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3rd September 2009

The Sunday Times - Mortgage rates fall but there are still catches

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6th September 2009

The Sunday Times - Lenders won’t follow HSBC

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6th September 2009

The Times - Fee-free deals can cost more in the long run

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12th September 2009

The Sunday Times - When you are better off ditching the middleman

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13th September 2009

The Sunday Times - Halifax devalues property prices

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20th September 2009

The Times - HSBC promises help for desperate first-time buyers

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29th September 2009

Times online - Woolwich cuts the cost of tracker deals

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5th October 2009

The Sunday Times - Home loans down for some

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10th October 2009

Times online - Northern Rock reveals new deals as competition returns

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21st October 2009

The Sunday Times - Act fast on home loans

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1st November 2009

Times Online - Mortgage rates fall but loan restrictions tighten

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10th November 2009

Times Online - New players raise hopes of mortgage rate competition

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10th November 2009

Mortgage Solutions - GE Money returns to mortgage market

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16th November 2009

Times Online - 125 per cent loans to homemovers

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18th November 2009

BBC News - Negative equity escape deal offer

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18th November 2009

The Sunday Times - Mortgage rates up ahead of ‘double dip’

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22nd November 2009

Times Online - New deal for “near-prime” borrowers

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27th November 2009

The Times - Estate agents force buyers to use costly inhouse mortgage deals

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28th November 2009

The Sunday Times - Mortgage rises bring holiday to abrupt end

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3rd January 2010

Times Online - Competition fuels mortgage cuts

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12th  January 2010

The Sunday Times - Best banks for your mortgage

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17th January 2010

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