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UK rate hikes force up repossession rate
The UK housing market is in dire straits. House prices in the UK are falling and interest rates have hit the pain threshold. For many homeowners this means hardship and suffering. 
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    /24-7PressRelease/ - LONDON, UK, November 21, 2007 - Many property owners are on short-term fixed rate nearing its end. As a consequence many people now face an unpleasant surprise when their fixed rate mortgage is changed to the variable rate. While it is possible to shop around for better deals, the tightening of credit conditions means that a significant number of homeowners is stuck with their existing lender.

For many people these problems are compounded by personal debt problems, unemployment, ill health and rising costs of living like fuel and food bills. Not surprisingly, many homeowners fall behind with their payments and end up having arrears. This is usually a vicious cycle leading to stress and more debt problems. In many cases the problem can be improved by focusing on the mortgage payments rather than other debts like credit card payments. Tight budgeting and consolidating existing debts in more manageable payment plans helps greatly.

Mortgage borrowers are advised to contact their lender to explain their situation and buy time. The situation is likely to get worse when the indebted homeowner fails to acknowledge the severity of the problem. HyperSaver, a UK based leading company has published a free report available from its website at http://www.hypersaver.com to help homeowners to deal with their debt problems.

Repossession may still be on the cards and could eventually become an unavoidable evil. Well, but actually something can be done even at the last minute. The homeowner may not be able to keep their house but they may still be able to stop repossession, even after a court date. They can try to find a buyer to stop the repossession process up until the moment the lender is selling the property. Often the lender sells the property well under value on the quick through an auction and is still legally entitled to recoup monies from the borrower for up to 12 years.

According to Berend Rah, MD of HyperSaver, " the borrower is in effect loosing out twice when this happens; the property is sold for a mere pittance and costs and interests are accrued up until the day the property is sold. Repossession is also damaging the credit status of the borrower for years to come".

Under such conditions it is best to enlist the help of an ethical cash buyer. Companies like hypersaver http://www.hypersaver.com can help to stop repossession and often pay for legal costs and support the homeowner throughout the whole process. It is important to find cash buyers who have a good reputation and act in an ethical manner. HyperSaver, one of the UK leading companies in this field has subscribed to a code of conduct and follows ethical guidelines.

About HyperSaver
HyperSaver is a company providing ethical solutions to homeowners in financial difficulties. HyperSaver helps to stop repossessions and provides information to the general public. HyperSaver works with a team of associates to find cash buyers for property owners who need to sell quickly and discreet.


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