14/10/2026
🏡 Bank Rate hasn’t moved, so why are new fixed mortgage deals getting more expensive?
Mortgage pricing is influenced by more than today’s Bank of England rate. Lenders’ funding costs and market expectations about future interest rates and inflation also affect the deals they offer.
That means new fixed mortgage rates can rise even when Bank Rate stays the same.
If you already have a fixed-rate mortgage, your agreed interest rate normally stays unchanged until your deal ends, subject to your mortgage terms.
But if you’re buying, moving home or approaching the end of your current deal, it helps to understand the options available, including fees, monthly repayments and the overall cost.
At LR Finance, we can review your circumstances and help you compare your mortgage options, so you can make an informed decision.
📞 Call 01942 739 999 to speak to our team.
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