House prices suffer biggest fall for 2 years
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UK house prices saw
their worst monthly drop for over two years in November as rising interest
rates slowed down the property market, the Nationwide has said.
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Prices fell by 1.4% from October 2022 - the
largest month-on-month fall since June 2020.
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Annual house price growth saw a "sharp
slowdown", the Nationwide building society figures revealed, plummeting to
4.4% from 7.2% in October.
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The lender added the housing market will
"remain subdued" in the coming months.
The UK government's
own official forecaster predicted that house prices will fall by 9% over the
next two years as affordability issues weigh on demand, and the Bank of England
said we are entering the worst recession on record.
The average
property price fell to £263,788 last month from £268,282 in October, the
Nationwide said.
WARNING - Spray foam
insulation can render your property WORTHLESS – according to RICS
surveyors.
Government
giving out billions in grants to homeowners to insulate and cut energy costs
– including solar panels.
Pension pots
lose up to 40% following bond market crisis.
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performance and high charges and fees.
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retirement.
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3 million people have lost track of their
pension pots.
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£27 billion in pensions lies unclaimed in
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