George Osborne is right to answer that we are right to ask questions. We have to look at this, however unpopular (or popular) it makes us, writes RACHEL JOHNSON.
630,000 families in Britain have mortgages that are larger than the actual value of their homes. The Financial Conduct Authority warns that more families might be dragged into negative equity if house prices keep on falling.
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