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Offset mortgages
An offset mortgage is a way of using what is in your savings and current accounts to reduce the mortgage balance you are charged interest on.
Tracker mortgages
A tracker mortgage could be ideal for you if you want a mortgage that moves in line with Barclays Bank Base Rate.
Fixed rate mortgages
Our fixed rate mortgages give you security of a set monthly repayment for a specific period, regardless of how interest rates perform.
Buy to let mortgages
We could help you find the ideal Buy to Let mortgage - so all you have to do is find the perfect tenants.
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 Best of the Personal Finance Web Daily

Daily Best of the Web Editor Picks: Personal Finance Tips and Information  View Personal Finance Tips Archives
Commodity Investing Opportunities - Myra Saefong of Marketwatch on non-gold commodity investment opportunities (Marketwatch). Added 06/11/2010

3 Smart Stocks - Starbucks, Microsoft, and Emerson Electric are recommended by Matt Koppenheffer of The Motley Fool as stocks that make sense (The Motley Fool). Added 06/08/2010

Investing Advice without Stock Picks - Joshua Brown, author of the the Reformed Broker blog, on why a website without stock picks can be good for your portfolio (The Christian Science Monitor). Added 06/03/2010

Editor Picks: Personal Finance Sites  View Personal Finance Sites Archives
Lind Waldock - Futures and commodities brokerage firm. Includes information about services and tools available, quotes, and online trading. Picked 06/11/2010

Fool.com: Investing, Stock Research, Personal Finance - Advice on picking stocks, investing for retirement, and dealing with life's major personal finance decisions. Picked 06/08/2010

The Reformed Broker - Investing blog by Joshua Brown, money manager for high net worth clients, charitable foundations, corporations and retirement plans for more than a decade. Picked 06/03/2010

 Moneysmartz Guide Updates

Moneysmartz Guide Updates: Market Volatility Index Help Understanding the VIX (Volatility Index): The stock market feels like a roller coaster lately, so it's not surprising that the term VIX is all the rage. According to Wikipedia, the "VIX is the ticker symbol for the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, a popular measure of the implied volatility of S&P 500 index options." The VIX is also known as the fear index and gauges the market's expectation of volatility over the next 30 days. The recently created Moneysmartz VIX page links you to the resources you need to understand the VIX and how the VIX relates to your investment portfolio and investment decisions.
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