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02/09/2008 – Stamp duty suspended for properties under £175k
Series of measures from the Government to aid buyers
08/09/2008 – US Government rescues ailing lenders
Lifeline to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
09/09/2008 – The Chancellor to help housing finance market
Mr Darling to announce new measures soon
10/09/2008 – Value of auctioned homes down by 25%
Investors snap up bargins
12/09/2008 – Lenders announce rate cuts
Mortgage rates to come down further
15/09/2008 – Lehman Brothers goes bust
Thousands will lose their jobs
17/09/2008 – HBOS up for sale
Lloyds in talks to buy bank
18/09/2008 – TSB confirms its takeover terms
Lloyds TSB highlights closures and cost cutting
25/09/2008 – Nomura buys part of Lehmans
Two divisions go for $2
30/09/2008 – US $700 billion bail out rejected
Talks to resume next week
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