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Higher interest rates hit the market for the over-55s
FT Money is seeking comments from readers who have taken out such a mortgage or rejected the idea
When a price war breaks out, choose your money-saving weapons carefully
Moves follow similar action by HSBC and Halifax
I could reduce my debts by selling assets, but where’s the fun in that?
The threat of new legislation comes at a time of high interest rates and inflation
There are consequences for both borrowers and savers
Decision to hold interest rates will be welcomed by prospective homebuyers and property sector
Why are property prices falling in the UK and rising in the US?
NatWest, Halifax and Virgin Money become the latest home loan providers to reduce cost of borrowing on some products
Many lenders are trimming rates — though not all
Landlords look to get rid of financial ‘headache’ by exiting rental market, further depressing the housing market
The products’ sensitivity to rate rises means increases of thousands of pounds a month in repayments
Jump in deals comes after sharp increase in rates for home loans and against backdrop of high inflation
Advisers warn of higher total interest payments and threat to retirement savings
Brokers warn latest inflation figures will pile pressure on central bank
Regulatory reforms, increased levels of equity and fixed deals should protect many homeowners
Spiralling UK mortgage rates hit home amid fears over impending legislation
Brokers anticipate more pain for borrowers as increased demand leads to deals being pulled and fresh rate rises
Older homeowners are using the value of their housing to shore up finances in the UK’s cost of living crisis, adviser says
Resolution Foundation says £12bn costs of rising rates have yet to hit most households
Skipton building society launches no-deposit deal for renters
Uncertainty over UK inflation means millions reaching the end of their low-interest deals face a fraught choice
We want to hear your stories about refinancing home loans
Central banks are caught between tackling rising prices and ensuring stability but their actions hold risks for investors and borrowers
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