Mortgage Rate Rises

I like these numbers! (bottom right) :D

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I definitely don't think percentages are what matters - why do you see it that way?

Because its the most logical way of expressing if someone is paying their share.

You cannot use the raw value that is just dumb. Hence why people fall back to the % as a simple and easy comparator.
 
I don't think I'll bite at that; the problem is the 2 year tracker is an extra £115 on that though....
 
It's great! :D

It can keep going up as far as it likes for me :p
I'm certainly not complaining after a decade plus of **** all, but it's going to be very painful for people borrowing, a lot of whom have never known anything but stupidly low rates. Anyone exposed is basically in the ****.
 
I'm certainly not complaining after a decade plus of **** all, but it's going to be very painful for people borrowing, a lot of whom have never known anything but stupidly low rates. Anyone exposed is basically in the ****.

Well, if there's a massive house price crash and/or swath of repossessions [I don't think there will be] I'll be able to pick up a cheap BTL ;)
 
Well, if there's a massive house price crash and/or swath of repossessions [I don't think there will be] I'll be able to pick up a cheap BTL ;)
Can you buy my house then sell it back at what you got it for? Like those Amish folk did years back? :D
 
It's great! :D

It can keep going up as far as it likes for me :p

I've locked mine in pretty much until the end of the term now at 3.5%, some reason they couldn't lock it in to the very end so 2 months left at the end at variable. Which even at credit card rate like 30%.... it's still "affordable". Or the chances are will just pay the whole thing off by then since there is no penalty at that point.

So I am pretty much sitting on the sideline watching the fireworks lol
 
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