Independent Mortgage Consultant

29/08/2024

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Mortgaged and other owner-occupier households had the highest inflation rate in the year to June, at 3.7%, government data has shown.

01/08/2024

Base rate cut to 5% as inflation continues to hold steady

18/07/2024

Another good news for our clients....

Experts say cuts could pick up in pace if inflation figures this week are lower than expected

18/07/2024

Very good news....

Rate cut seen in September rather than August as service sector inflation looks sticky

20/07/2022

It seems inevitable for the rates increasing now...

The Bank could raise rates by 0.5% at its next meeting in August, its boss Andrew Bailey said.

12/05/2022

It seems there is never more appropriate time to fix the mortgages which are currently on Standard Variable Rates....

Michael Saunders says the Bank needs to further increase rates to manage inflation in the long-term

12/05/2022

https://www.ft.com/content/c77310d3-54c9-4410-8dd0-d576f0131b9c

NIESR forecasts suggest tighter monetary policy move needed to secure price stability

27/03/2022

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/an-extra-1-000-a-year-on-your-mortgage-as-rates-double-hb8992z7g

Interest rates on the cheapest mortgages have doubled in six months, costing the average homeowner more than £1,000 extra a year.Last September, before inflat

19/03/2022

It seems longer fixed rate deals are more desirable now after the third Bank of England rate increase in the last few months....

Mortgage holders, house hunters and savers will be affected by the Bank of England raising rate to 0.75%

31/12/2021

Very good news for first time buyers and home movers.

The changes will make it easier for first-time buyers to get mortgages, as they won’t need to prove they can still pay if interest rates rise 3%.