Black_Adder
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According to Niall Brady in Sunday Times today.
I guess 3.75% is not on the cheap side.
Or how does it compare to other lenders?
Though Mr Burgess said:
"..Last week, Yorkshire Building Society cut its two-year fixed mortgage rate to 1.14 per cent. This is currently the cheapest two-year deal on the market, followed by First Direct, which charges a rate of 1.15 per cent.
Five-year fixed-rate mortgages have already edged below the 2 per cent mark, with HSBC launching a 1.99 per cent deal last month.
And even ten-year fixed rate deals have crashed to new lows. First Direct, part of HSBC, now charges 2.89 per cent to fix a home loan for a decade.."
I guess 3.75% is not on the cheap side.
Or how does it compare to other lenders?
Though Mr Burgess said:
"..Last week, Yorkshire Building Society cut its two-year fixed mortgage rate to 1.14 per cent. This is currently the cheapest two-year deal on the market, followed by First Direct, which charges a rate of 1.15 per cent.
Five-year fixed-rate mortgages have already edged below the 2 per cent mark, with HSBC launching a 1.99 per cent deal last month.
And even ten-year fixed rate deals have crashed to new lows. First Direct, part of HSBC, now charges 2.89 per cent to fix a home loan for a decade.."