Sentence examples for a range of mortgage from inspiring English sources

The service retrieves the consumer's credit score and, a moment later, displays rates for a range of mortgage products.

The most covert is HSBC and its sister bank First Direct, both of which advertise a range of mortgage deals for existing customers on their websites, but keep their best deals secret.

For months, there were inquiries from hedge funds and other buyers about a range of mortgage assets and securities, but Merrill's mortgage desk was blocked from distributing price lists because Merrill's management refused to agree on market estimates, according to Merrill insiders.

PMI's subsidiary in Australia provides a range of mortgage insurance products to bank and nonbank lending institutions in that country and New Zealand.

We're behind the Brits - a handful of lenders and especially the Ecology Building Society have a range of mortgage discounts to reward and encourage energy efficient housing.

The two banks – both part of the National Australia Bank group – have launched a range of mortgages that begin on an interest-only basis for the first three years, which would halve monthly payments for some borrowers.

RBS said it would offer a range of mortgages at 95% loan to value, with the aim of helping 25,000 homebuyers, and that opening hours would be extended in many branchesto cope with demand.

Santander has announced it will offer a range of mortgages backed by the government's Help to Buy scheme from Thursday, increasing the options for borrowers who want a 95% home loan.

In Tampa, I asked everyone I met who was to blame for the disaster, and I heard a range of answers: mortgage brokers, loan officers, bank officials, state regulators, speculators, homeowners.

Compared with the loan officer at a local bank, brokers typically offer a wider range of mortgage products from a variety of lending institutions.

"The proposal which hasn't yet been implemented, which is providing a guarantee for a limited range of mortgages, could be a problem.