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Remortgaging

All you need to know about remortgaging, including interest rate updates and changes, and how to remortgage.

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Inflation dropped in June

Inflation fell to 7.9% in June, which marked a pleasant surprise for the mortgage industry. So what will happen with interest rates now? Read on… With rising interest rates, and the cost of living still expensive, you could be forgiven for thinking there’s very little...

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New Mortgage Charter Scheme Introduced

A new scheme for those worried about rising mortgage payments has been introduced by the government. We look at what it covers – and explain why our message to borrowers is always to seek advice. The government has launched a new Mortgage Charter scheme with lenders...

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The base rate goes up again

The latest base rate increase is the twelfth consecutive rate rise since December 2021 as the Bank of England tries to curb inflation The Bank of England has increased the base rate from 4.25% to 4.5%. This marks the twelfth consecutive increase since December 2021....

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Base rate increase

The base rate goes up to 4%

Another base rate rise has just been announced by the Bank of England. Find out what the rate rise means for you and what’s happening with mortgage interest rates in general. The Bank of England has just increased the base rate from 3.5% to 4%, which is the tenth...

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Remortgage

Frequently asked questions about remortgaging

What is remortgaging, when should you consider it, and will it save you money? These and more questions answered… What is remortgaging? Remortgaging simply means finding a new mortgage product to replace your current one. Over the last decade, most borrowers will have...

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Interest rates

The base rate goes up to 2.25%

There has been another base rate increase just announced today. Find out what this means for your mortgage. The Bank of England has just announced it is increasing the base rate from 1.75% to 2.25%. The base rate dropped to 0.1% (an all-time low) after Covid first hit...

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