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Monday, 24 September 2007, 16:13 GMT 17:13 UK

Mortgages and the housing market: Your questions

BBC Radio 4's Money Box Live
Monday, 24 September 2007,
at 1502 BST
On Radio 4 and Online
Jonathan Davis, Richard Hair and Ray Boulger are the experts

On Moneybox Live Vincent Duggleby took your calls on mortgages and the housing market and put them to a panel of expert guests.

Are you looking for advice on what type of mortgage is the right one for you?

Do you want to know how much you can, or should borrow, in the current economic climate?

Or are you having problems selling your home?

Whatever your concern, our panel of experts was here to give you advice.

Vincent Duggleby was joined by:

  • Jonathan Davis, spokesman for housepricecrash.co.uk
  • Richard Hair, of the National Association of Estate Agents
  • Ray Boulger, of mortgage brokers John Charcol

    Presenter: Vincent Duggleby
    Producer: Lesley McAlpine




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