MORTGAGE

US authorities are probing JPMorgan's hiring practices in China.

Yorkshire's new 5% mortgage products are not reliant on government's flagship scheme.

Total personal debt rises to £1.4tn, with average household debt standing at £54,000.

Remaining members of classic British comedy group announce plans for new material.

$4bn package includes mortgage write-downs, demolishing abandoned homes and lower monthly payments.

Investors' lawyers press US judge to rubber stamp BofA settlement because not one of opposing investors testified against it.

Rightmove report also finds one in four consumers do not know what the Help to Buy scheme is.

Deal not linked to $13bn tentative settlement struck with US Department of Justice.

Former JPMorgan trader Martin-Artajo faces US fraud charges along with ex-colleague Julien Grout.

Bank of England policymaker David Miles says equity sharing between homebuyers and investors reduces dangerous mortgage debt reliance.

Britain's largest mutual lender sees rise in profits over the past six months to the end of September 2013.

Leading bank experiences mass of negative tweets and stops twitter event as a result.

Wen Ruchun's Fullmark Consultant paid $75,000 a month, SEC probe into China-JPMorgan links finds.

Tourre, found guilty of securities fraud, earned $1.7m in salary and bonus in 2007.

UK Asset Resolution, set up to wind down Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley mortgage assets, gives government windfall.

Wolfson Prize asks: How would you deliver a new garden city which is visionary, economically viable and popular?

HSBC says average person has savings pot of £14,401.

Freddie Mac wants bank to take back $1.4bn faulty securities sold to it.

Rics house price balance rose to 11-month high at 57% in October.

Shelter blames shortage of affordable homes for pushing up prices beyond reach of many ordinary people.

Former Tory Prime Minister Sir John Major has renewed his attack on the collapse of social mobility in Britain just as Cameron talks of aspiration.