Mortgage Strategy - Senior Bank of England member says now is a good time to fix - January 2014

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A senior member of the Bank of England has suggested borrowers would be better off switching to a fixed rate mortgage to avoid being stung with higher repayments when base rate rises. Trinity Financial product and communications manager Aaron Strutt says: “Brokers have been saying it is a good time to fix in for quite some time now. The difference this time is the Funding for Lending scheme is being refocussed soon and that was the driver behind really low mortgage rates. So taking that into account it is probably a good time to fix.” Click here to view the full story on the Mortgage Strategy website. We are not responsible for the accuracy of the information contained within the linked sites accessible from this page. January 16, 2014
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