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Forecasts are just below 5%.I tried to follow the press conference. Am I mistaken or did he say he expects interest rates to max out next year at around 5%
Forecasts are just below 5%.I tried to follow the press conference. Am I mistaken or did he say he expects interest rates to max out next year at around 5%
If that’s true then I feel a little relieved as we could get through that. It would have been getting dodgy anywhere over 6% though.Forecasts are just below 5%.
Well don't forget we've got a load of tax rises and cuts to come yet. It'll be more than enough to tip a lot of people over the edge.If that’s true then I feel a little relieved as we could get through that. It would have been getting dodgy anywhere over 6% though.
Mortgage rates usually prices in future forecasts so it won’t be hugely higher unless forecasts at the time suggest it will be.And 4.5% base rate doesn't mean a 4.5% mortgage.
I still think a 6% mortgage rate will smash most people too much with everything else.
Yes I’ve already factored that in, a 5% interest rate means our rate will be 8.25%And 4.5% base rate doesn't mean a 4.5% mortgage.
I still think a 6% mortgage rate will smash most people too much with everything else.
Yes I’ve already factored that in, a 5% interest rate means our rate will be 8.25%
If that’s true then I feel a little relieved as we could get through that. It would have been getting dodgy anywhere over 6% though.
Right now my 3.5% sounds like a bargain. Those who locked it down near 2% must be so relieved.
Absolutely but it still has a knock on effect to the rest of the economy.Right now my 3.5% sounds like a bargain. Those who locked it down near 2% must be so relieved.
Right now my 3.5% sounds like a bargain. Those who locked it down near 2% must be so relieved.
It's really a failure of education if British people go to school for 12 years and end up doing those jobs.
Repossessions are extremely low at the moment. Currently running at 4,000 whereas in the past they have run at 50,000 per year. Banks are very reluctant to do this anymore as it takes 2 years so they will likely try other things to help first.My sister and her husband are struggling very badly with mortgage price rises now.
They both work full time, she works for local council and he is a carpenter.
It is possible they may lose their home that they worked their entire life for and both are very hard working and skilled.
I would guess that a huge number of people have already lost their homes / businesses in the last 25 - 30 months.
My sister and her husband are struggling very badly with mortgage price rises now.
They both work full time, she works for local council and he is a carpenter.
It is possible they may lose their home that they worked their entire life for and both are very hard working and skilled.
I would guess that a huge number of people have already lost their homes / businesses in the last 25 - 30 months.