Wyke Financial

👀
“The number of mortgages approved for house purchase rose to 67,241 in December from 65,514 in November. This was the largest number since July 2017.”
https://www.independent.co.uk/…/housing -market-england-mort…

In case you didn't hear, today the Bank of England kept the base rate at its current level of 0.75%.

Xmas team night out.....

***MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR***
2019 has been a truly amazing time for the Wyke Financial team.
We have taken on many valuable new clients and have been blessed with seeing many of our existing clients again.
... We are super excited for 2020 and will have some announcements in the new year.
Over the festive period will be closed from:
Saturday 21st December
Re-open on January the 2nd.
Urgent enquiries over this period can be emailed to:
info@wykefinancial.co.uk
We will also be running a skeleton team on the 23rd from 10-2 to deal with any urgent completion issues.
Once again we would like to wish you a truly Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
See More

Massive thank you to everyone that has donated to the food bank. We will be delivering the food to St Andrews Church in Corby tomorrow. Its fair to saw we have been overwhelmed with the response and will look to help similar causes in the future.

Christmas Jumper Day in the Wyke Financial Office today in aid of Save the Children.
Who’s is the best effort?
#christmasjumper #savethechildren

Wow! We are going to need a bigger box!
Amazing response in the first 24 hours. Thank you to all that have contributed by donating so far and to those that have shared the post
#foodbank.

****🙏 FOOD BANK APPEAL 🙏 *****
As we now fully enter the festive season, most of us will be fortunate enough to be spending time with family, friends and eating and drinking far too much!!
Our thoughts are turned to those less fortunate who will be struggling for food and shelter.
... Wyke Financial have decided therefore to hold a food bank collection point in the office on the lead up to Christmas.
We will be collecting non-perishable packaged goods (Boxed cereals, soup, pasta, uht milk, tins etc)
If any of our clients or local residents to the area would like to contribute our office can be found at Studio 11, Corby Enterprise Centre, London Road, Priors Hall, Corby, NN17 5EU.
Please if you are able to contribute it can really help those in need. Sharing this post will also raise awareness.
See More

Interesting reading on housing in the election manifesto’s , First time buyer incentives, new mortgage schemes and more......
“The party will promise to introduce a new mortgage with long-term fixed rates, and only needing a 5% deposit, to help renters buy their first homes. And it will create a scheme where local first-time buyers will be able to get a 30% discount on new homes in their area.”
... See full article here...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019- 50496700
See More

👀PLEASE READ 👍
As a local growing business we are always looking for ways to improve our online presence and compete with the large brands.
We would really really appreciate it if any of our clients and friends who follow us could help our business in a BIG way... it only takes a few seconds but it’s absolutely massive for us.
... Facebook has a new feature & it literally takes seconds.
We’d really appreciate it if you could do the following:
Go to the top of our page Scroll across the top, go to ‘COMMUNITY’ Click 'INVITE FRIENDS' Click ‘ALL'
Wait 10-15 seconds for the invitations to send you may need to do it twice if you have a large friends list.
If you leave us a link to your business page we will do the same.
Thank you 🙏🏻
See More

“We would like a mortgage to buy our dream home”
Did someone say Damp Report?!! 😂🤯

INTEREST RATES SET TO FALL?:
The Bank of England's (BoE) next Base Rate change may be to cut interest rates rather than raise - policymaker Michael Saunders has said.
Speaking to local businesses in Barnsley today, Saunders, who is a member of the BoE’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), said: “If the UK avoids a no-deal Brexit, monetary policy also could go either way and I think it is quite plausible that the next move in Bank Rate would be down rather than up.”
... Saunders’ comments are the first clear indication that the committee would favour a further cut.
The external governor’s comments are a change from the MPC’s previous stance where it said in the event of a no-deal Brexit its response could go either up or down, and this would depend on the effects on supply, demand and the exchange rate.
He said even if the UK escaped a no-deal scenario, uncertainty had acted as a “slow puncture” to the economy which had seen growth “slowed to a mere crawl”.
“In this case, it might well be appropriate to maintain a highly accommodative monetary policy stance for an extended period and perhaps to loosen policy at some stage, especially if global growth remains disappointing.”
Saunders added: “An approach of deferring any change in interest rates until it is clear which Brexit scenario is unfolding may mean that we drift away from the appropriate policy stance and subsequently need to adjust rates rather abruptly.
“In general, I would prefer to be nimble, adjusting policy if it appears necessary to keep the economy on track, and accepting that it may be necessary to change course if the outlook changes significantly.”
Last week, the BoE said interest rates were likely to remain low for a while as it announced it would be holding the base rate at 0.75 per cent.
See More

Another happy client and another job well done by the team....

Fantastic comments from a long standing client.....

Lovely comments from one of our long standing clients

🍾😀👍

Another excellent recommendation!