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Fixed-rate mortgage deals have dropped below 4% for the first time since April – though only for those with at least a 40% deposit or equity in their home. However, mortgage brokers say rates could continue to fall as the year goes on – so what, if anything, should you do about it?
M artin Lewis has revealed how much you can save on your mortgage after the Bank of England 's latest interest rate cut. The Money Saving Expert founder has reacted to the bank's announcement ...
Martin Lewis has explained how much your mortgage will be impacted after the Bank of England's latest interest rate cut. The central bank has announced the change in base rate from 5% to 4.75%.
Martin Lewis has issued his verdict on the base rate cut from the Bank of England - explaining how tracker rates could now fall by £360 a year. The BBC Sounds podcast host spoke out on Twitter, now X, in the wake of the Bank of England decision. ITV regular and Money Saving Expert founder Mr Lewis tweeted: "Tracker rates will get cheaper by ...
Are you buying a home, remortgaging or renting, and trying to plan your next steps? MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis explains what could change over the next year in the latest episode of ITV's The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.
Interest rates on mainstream five-year fixed mortgage deals are set to drop below 4% this week – the first time in more than six months they've been this low from a high-street lender. Meanwhile, two-year fixes are set to fall below 4.5%.
Martin Lewis urges people to start looking for a new mortgage deal six months before the current one ends. Speaking to 5 Live’s Adrian Chiles, Martin said: “Mortgage rates are finally dropping.”
Personal finance expert Martin Lewis explains what the recent rise in interest rates means, along with his four-step process to finding the cheapest mortgage deal. “The 0.25% base rate...
The rate on a 30-year mortgage has risen to 6.79 percent nationally, from about 6.1 percent a month ago. Martina Tuaty for The New York Times. Rafael Corrales, a real estate agent in Miami ...
There is a ticking time bomb going on in mortgages if UK interest rates follow what the market is predicting and go up to 6%, Mr Lewis said.