Most mortgage originations include research on the mortgage borrower's ability to repay, and will try to lend only to the credit-worthy.

So according to your world view governments have (unfairly) bailed out mortgage borrowers by artificially holding down base rates.

Businesses don't have the confidence to invest and half of all mortgage borrowers don't have the home equity needed to refinance at lower rates.

LowerMyBills.com is a consumer finance corporate Web site that connects prospective mortgage borrowers to lenders.

Instead it was the private sector - companies and mortgage borrowers - who were taking out loans.

Companies and mortgage borrowers are too busy repaying their debts to spend more.

Or would you say that the mortgage borrower actually owned the property h/she pays for month in, month out?

The unexpected uptick in the CPI figure should be watched carefully by mortgage borrowers.

We want to see a European mortgage credit market with a broad range of products at competitive prices and any changes must benefit mortgage borrowers above all.