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The Bank of England base rate is forecast to fall to as low as 3.50% by the end of the year.

Whilst this won’t necessarily have any immediate impact to Fixed Rates on offer, it could pave the way for lower Fixed Fates over the coming months.
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Fixed rates look set to increase over the coming weeks as swap rates continue to go up due to market volatility…..this is yet to be reflected in fixed rates currently on the market.

Good news for borrowers, as Inflation fell by more than expected in September. This paves the way for the Bank of England to start cutting rates more aggressively in the coming months.
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https://www.ukmortgageadvisors.co.uk/mortgage-capacity-report/

Mortgage Capacity Reports are available from UK Mortgage Advisors for £195 in most cases.

Mortgage Capacity Report | UK Mortgage Advisors We can provide a specialist Mortgage Capacity Report for a divorce, which will evidence your maximum borrowing ability.

1.4 million UK households have Mortgages totalling £290 billion maturing in 2023.

The vast majority will be offered rates that are considerably higher than that they locked in 2 to 5 years ago.

Those on 2 year fixed rates are likely to feel the biggest pinch as they originally secured rates during a period which saw record low interest rates.
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Borrowers are securing debt against there home at near record levels.
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Average property prices continue to rise in the UK, with a 1.7% increase in February over January prices.
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Monthly rental payments are now £246 more expensive than the average monthly mortgage repayment!
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