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Savers put on fast track to higher rates
While the Bank of England caught no one off guard last Thursday with its decision to raise interest rates by a quarter point to 5.5 per cent, the move still spells misery for many homeowners on variable-rate mortgages. However, the latest rise - the fourth in less than 12 months - should be good for savers.
It's chips with everything: small change is counted out
Money News: Bank goes back to 2001 to make it four hikes in a year for homeowners
The Bank of England last week raised the base rate to a six-year high, notching it up by a quarter point to 5.5 per cent.
Sam Dunn: Beware of the interest rate doom-mongers
Ask Sindie: Endowments: the glass is half empty
Can't get a loan? Time to check your credit rating
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How to ensure you don't have a housing crash of your own
As summer approaches and temperatures rise, it's time to keep a close eye on your walls, as you could find that your home is cracking up.
Hard times ahead after rise in rates
Homeowners hit by interest rate rise
The Bank of England raised interest rates to their highest in six years.
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The Mortgage Clinic: How to invest smoothly overseas
I am planning to buy an investment property abroad. I've just started looking around and want to know if it's best to get a mortgage overseas or whether I should remortgage my property in London to pay for it. Also, if I get an overseas mortgage, how much would I be able to borrow?
RF, by email
