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New rates from one of our French bank partner

Thanks to being the market leader in the UK, Sextant mortgages’ clients benefit from important discounts on the rates on their French mortgage as opposed to approaching French banks directly or through other brokers.

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English mortgage vs French mortgage

•    In the UK & France interest rates for mortgages are very similar. For instance, in both countries the average interest rates is 3.70% for tracker mortgage rates. Therefore the cost of borrowing is quasi identical on both sides of the Channel. Read more »

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January 2012 Currency Market Review

For those clients looking to buy Euros the New Year has brought some much needed cheer with Sterling Euro exchange rates pushing past the 1.20 mark reaching a 16 month high. Read more »

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I am a cash buyer. Why should I bother with a French Mortgage?

The pragmatism of astute real estate buyers will lead them to take ona French mortgage instead of buying cash. Read more »

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Eurozone Agreement Signals Better Times Ahead for Europe

Over the last couple of months the economic pressures on both Britain and Europe have been intensifying, in fact in recent weeks there have been suggestions that the Eurozone is reaching its final days. Read more »

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Good news, for the second month in a row, the EBC decrease its rates

A handful of expert economists thought last month that the ECB rate tendency to diminish will persist over the coming months. Read more »

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Cross European 10 years rate comparison

The chart above illustrates the domestic costs of borrowing across 9 European countries. Read more »

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Self-employed borrowers given a small boost

It is quite well known that, since 2008, banks in the UK and in France have made life very difficult to self employed looking to get finance to buy propertiesin the UK or in France. Read more »

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Why is it the best time to buy a home in France?

Sextant market research has noticed over the last 6 years that best negotiations are realised in November and December.

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ECB’ rates decreased by surprise!

The ECB is the European central bank and it is accountable for designing and implementing the monetary policy in the euro zone. Created in 1998, the ECB has played a decisive role since the beginning of the financial crisis in 2008 due to its ability to deal with the current adverse economic context. Read more »