Interest rates raised to 4.5%: Here’s what it means for mortgage borrowers
Interest rates have been raised to 4.5%, putting more pressure on borrowers – particularly those on tracker mortgages, variable rates ...
Interest rates have been raised to 4.5%, putting more pressure on borrowers – particularly those on tracker mortgages, variable rates ...
Are you due to remortgage? Maybe you are considering a spell on your lender’s standard variable rate (SVR) until mortgage ...
Many buy-to-let mortgages are due to expire this year leaving those landlords who are jittery about the outlook for the ...
The Bank of England increased interest rates by 0.25% to 4.25% this morning at it continues to tackle rising inflation.
A lifeline has been thrown to borrowers struggling to pay their mortgage after new guidance has been firmed up which ...
There are warnings some landlords could be forced to sell their properties as high mortgage rates create affordability problems in ...
Fixed rate mortgages are falling in price but is it best to lock into a longer five-year deal or opt ...
The first five-year fixed rate mortgage to bear a rate below 4% since September has been unveiled today by HSBC.
House prices fell by 0.6% in January as increasing numbers of homeowners struggled with mortgage affordability.
Fixed rate mortgages have fallen to such a level that borrowers could be benefiting from repayments that are, on average, ...
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