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The Bank of England has just raised interest rates. What does that mean for your mortgage?

Tens of thousands of borrowers will face repayments hundreds of pounds higher a year

The Independent UK

Interest rates rise to 4.25% - what does it mean for your money?

The Bank of England has increased the base rate for the 11th time in a row. We look at whether rates could rise further this year, and what the latest hike means for your mortgage and savings

The Money Edit

Interest rates hiked to 4.25% in more misery for borrowers - what it means for your money

The latest interest rates decision was decided today by the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and comes off the back of inflation unexpectedly jumping to 10.4%

Daily Mirror

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House sales dip but average fixed mortgage rates hit a six-month low

The number of house sales in February was 18% lower than in February 2022, but there have been recent signs of some mortgage rates edging down.

The Independent UK

‘Lots of us are very anxious’: why Britain’s buy-to-let landlords are selling

UK rent and rate rises plus tougher rules are fuelling a crisis for both tenants and owners

The Guardian - UK

Choice of mortgage products recovers to levels not seen since August – website

The number of mortgage products on the market has surpassed 4,000 for the first time since August 2022, according to Moneyfacts.co.uk.

The Independent UK

What does the Bank of England interest rate rise mean for you?

From mortgages to credit cards, we break down the impact the 4% rise could have on your finances

The Guardian - UK

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Interest rates hiked to 4% in 15-year high - what it means for your money

The base rate has today been increased from 3.5% to 4% and remains at its highest level since 2008 - but what exactly does it mean for your money? We explain what you need to know

Daily Mirror

Just as savings rates were being driven up, the brakes are on

Many banks and building societies are rowing back on their best offers: so grab them while you can

The Guardian - UK

Predictions for 2023 to take some of the stress out of household budgeting

Last year may have been bad, but at least we know what to expect in the coming months

The Guardian - UK

New mortgage borrowers set to pay thousands more for a home loan

Bank of England base rate increases have pushed up mortgage costs for new borrowers and those on variable rates over the past year

The Independent UK

New mortgage borrowers could end up paying thousands more for a home loan

Bank of England base rate increases have pushed up mortgage costs for new borrowers and those on variable rates over the past year.

The Independent UK

Seven reasons why higher mortgage rates affect EVERYONE - including renters to savers

As mortgage costs continue to rise, we explain why rising interest rates affects almost every person - not just homeowners - after another week for the UK economy

Daily Mirror

Bank of England interest rate rise – what it means for borrowers and savers

Rate rise to 3.5% affects everything from mortgages to credit cards, loans and savings. Here is all you need to know

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian - UK

Average UK five-year mortgage rate less than 6% for first time in seven weeks

Fixed interest rate deals starting to drop and could ‘fall further still’, says Moneyfacts

The Independent UK

Boost for savers as some average rates hit best level in more than a decade

Savers can now typically receive 1.16% in annual interest on an easy access account, which is the highest typical return since 2009, Moneyfacts said.

The Guardian - UK

How will the UK interest rate hike affect you?

From loans to mortgages, house prices to credit cards – all you need to know about the biggest rate rise since 1989

Daily Mirror

Use our mortgage calculator to work out much your payments will rise by after rate hike

Mortgage costs are set to rise by £1,100 a year for two million households on variable-rate deals, with millions more facing higher prices when their fixed-rate homeloan comes up for renewal

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Daily Mirror

Join us LIVE as we explain how Bank of England interest rate hike affects you

Mirror business editor Graham Hiscott will be joined by Mirror Money reporter Sam Barker today (November 3) at 3pm to run through how your mortgage, savings and loans are affected

Daily Mirror

Biggest interest rate rise in 33 years set to cost mortgage borrowers an extra £1,100

Analysts are predicting the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee will vote to up its rate by 0.75 percentage points, from 2.25% to 3% this afternoon - in what would spell more misery for homeowners

The Guardian - UK

UK banks pull half of first-time buyer friendly mortgages after mini-budget

Data indicates there are only 137 such products now available compared with 353 in December last year

The Guardian - UK

As inflation soars, it’s time to make your money work harder

After a decade in the doldrums, savings rates are finally on the up. But where best to put your cash and can it really come close to inflation?

The Guardian - UK

UK housing sales fall but real ‘horror story’ yet to come

Experts say mini-budget has fed ‘sense of mounting dread’ into market with sales likely to plunge

The Independent UK

What are the options for homeowners worried about higher mortgage rates?

Less choice as well as higher rates have left many people squeezed. By Vicky Shaw.

Wales Online

Fixed-rate mortgages are costing £5,000 a year more than at end of 2021

Rates have soared

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