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Mortgages

The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 4%, increasing payments for tracker mortgage borrowers by an average £30.72 a month.
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Bank of England raises interest rates rise - how much will mortgage payments go up?

Martin Lewis is giving mortgage advice on when to act before your deal ends Martin Lewis is giving mortgage advice on when to act before your deal ends
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Martin Lewis issues mortgage warning to anyone whose deal ends in the next year

Mortgage rejections are rising despite looser lending rules. Experts explain six reasons applications fail and what to do if your mortgage is declined. Mortgage rejections are rising despite looser lending rules. Experts explain six reasons applications fail and what to do if your mortgage is declined.
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Mortgage declined after an agreement in principle? Experts explain why

Mortgage deals are lasting an average of just 13 days as lenders repeatedly change or withdraw offers. Mortgage deals are lasting an average of just 13 days as lenders repeatedly change or withdraw offers.
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Mortgage rate warning as deals disappear within days amid market volatility

Mortgage rates have hit 6% for the first time in three years as sub-5% deals plunge. Buyers also face an £80,000 gap between mortgage calculators. Mortgage rates have hit 6% for the first time in three years as sub-5% deals plunge. Buyers also face an £80,000 gap between mortgage calculators.
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Mortgage rates hit 6 per cent as £80,000 borrowing gap leaves buyers facing a shock

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