Tesco sells mortgages at last - but high rates mean they may not fly off the shelves.
Britain's biggest supermarket has started selling mortgages. ; Tesco said its immediate plans for the business were "modest" and that they will include clubcard points on repayments to "award loyalty". ; To listen to other Radio 5 live interviews, please visit the Best Bits page.
Lloyds Banking Group has agreed to buy Tesco Bank’s... with Tesco’s 23,000 customers transferring to Lloyds... and Tesco’s mortgage customers. We believe our Halifax brand will make a...
The supermarket group Tesco is to start offering mortgages via its Tesco Bank, which will accrue Clubcard points.
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Supermarket group Tesco may soon offer own brand mortgages to its millions of UK shoppers.
Why did Tesco Bank sell its mortgages? The market’s changed a lot over the last few years, so we made the decision to stop offering mortgages altogether. Instead, we’re focusing on our...
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The bank offers a range of insurance, credit cards, loans, savings, mortgages and travel products. Tesco Bank also launched a current account in June 2014, but has since stopped accepting...
After years of recession there is finally some good news for people hoping to sell or remortgage their homes. ; There is a price war going on in the world of mortgages, with some of the big lenders dropping their rates by as much as a third. ; So is now a good time to remortgage?