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House prices continued to rise last month, despite a sharp increase in the number of homes for sale.
HIGH STREET lenders are offering their best rates to housebuyers in the market for large mortgages — even undercutting private banks for the first time since the credit crunch.
ADVISERS are urging higher-rate taxpayers to begin topping up their pensions ahead of this month’s budget — a more profitable move than overpaying a mortgage for most homeowners.