Mortgage companies are so desperate to offload borrowers that they are offering to write off huge chunks of customers' loans if they move to a rival bank

I am locked into a fixed-rate deal until 2013. The redemption fee is £2,600. Should I quit and look for something cheaper?

Signs that banks are loosening their purse strings came with figures to show the number of mortgages for house purchases hit a 13-month high in May

A wave of repossession expected to hit on the back of higher unemployment will be less severe than feared, the Council of Mortgage Lenders has said

Property asking prices dipped in June after four months of rises, according to property website Rightmove

It could be possible to buy a property with a 10% deposit this summer - pretty much for the first time since the credit crunch began

The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has issued determinations for two international bond funds that run counter to an earlier ruling allowing investors in the PIMCO Cayman Global Bond Fund ($NZ hedged), marketed primarily by Tower, to use the fair dividend

Less than 20% of New Zealanders have sought the help of a financial adviser in the last year, according to the second ANZ Retirement Commission 'Financial knowledge survey', ranking the industry below banks, family and friends, TV, websites and print

Forgive me, dear readers, but my absence from these pages reflects another bout with my life-long battle with periodic acute sinus infections attendant to occasional head colds.

If you've been with The Sovereign Society for a few years, then you likely had some form of gold in your portfolio for quite some time now.

Web-savvy employers and universities are increasingly employing a new tactic to screen applicants: conducting online research to unearth photos, blog entries, or other "digital dirt" you might prefer to keep private.

How many investors shorted technology stocks in the late 1990s ahead of the bust in March 2000?

God must love idiots," as the old joke goes... Because he made so damn many of them.

Do you hear that? It's a little something Simon & Garfunkel would've called, "The Sound of Silence" in the world of offshore banking...

Late last week, the World Health Organization declared the spread of the H1N1 flu virus, the causative agent of the so-called "Swine Flu" to be a "flu pandemic."

One of the biggest lies in history is the idea that government debt is a "safe haven." Today we’re going to revisit one of The Sovereign Society's favorite "hidden histories" for the real scoop...

Germans will soon be able to buy gold in vending machines across the country the same way most people purchase a chocolate bar or a soda.

You read that right... gold coin vending machines. Just don’t blame me if I don't sound impressed...

In the beginning of June, Timothy White Dale and David G. Carlile, the directors of Diatect International, acquired 250,000 shares in total. Should we start listening to people who keep saying: "When insiders of the company start buying shares, it's

Rays of sun shined on General Motors Corporation (OTC: GMGMQ ), as the automaker decided to reinstate 900 United Auto Workers Union (UAW)employees, at its Lansing Delta Township assembly plant, which is due to resume a second production shift by