Negative equity is a real risk again after years out of the spotlight - and it means bad news for people buying houses. In short, negative equity is when your property is worth less than the ...

GAP insurance covers negative equity on most car finance deals, but you may need extra cover if you roll over negative equity from a previous vehicle.n ...

Recent Bank of England figures show that 1.1 million property owners in the UK are in negative equity – where their mortgage is higher than the value of their home.

Positive thinking on negative equity: What to do if your home is worth less than your mortgage Less than a year ago, it was all talk of bubbles in the UK housing market. But we all know that what ...

Northern Ireland has the highest rate of negative equity in the UK – with some homeowners likely to remain stuck with a home worth less than the mortgage on it for the next decade.

MORTGAGE plans can be hampered if a person falls into negative equity. This occurs when a property's value becomes less than the mortgage secured on it.

Find out what negative equity is, how it affects your finances, and what your options for remortgaging or selling are.

More than one million householders – about 10 per cent of all mortgage-holders – could soon find themselves with homes worth less than the debt outstanding on them, according to the Government ...

New figures show nearly half a million UK households are still in negative equity - meaning their homes are worth less than their mortgages.