The number of home repossessions by banks and building
societies fell to its lowest annual level for six years a report shows. The
Council of Mortgage Lenders, which represents 95 per cent of home loan providers
in Britain, said 28,900 people had a property repossessed in 2013, 5,000 lower
than in 2012. It said low interest rates, relatively strong employment and good
relationships between lenders and borrowers helped to push the number of people
losing their home downwards. Read more on the Daily Mail website.
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