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Five-year mortgages jump by most in a year following Rachel Reeves’s Budget
Increase comes in spite of Threadneedle Street’s recent Bank Rate cuts
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Premium Bonds: how to buy them and chances of winning
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The generation of homeowners facing a retirement crisis
Tens of thousands of elderly Britons forced to keep working to pay off long-term mortgages
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Why homeowners face a £13,000 mortgage shock
Chancellor’s inflationary spending plans risk higher costs for mortgage holders
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Homeowners face £500 hit after Reeves drives up inflation
Fall in mortgage rates will be wiped out by the Chancellor’s record tax raid, economists warn
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How to choose between a fixed or tracker mortgage
Rates continue to fall in anticipation of further Bank Rate reductions
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Mortgage increase calculator: find out how much your bills could rise
Even today’s cheapest mortgage deals are likely to mean you’ll pay out more
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Everything you need to know about remortgaging in 2024
Thousands of borrowers are facing higher mortgage bills
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What the latest inflation figure means for mortgages, savings and investments
Telegraph Money explains how price rises will impact your finances
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Annuity rates November 2024: What are they, and current rates
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House price growth slashed as interest rate ‘risk’ weighs on buyers
Lenders are raising mortgage rates and undermining demand in the aftermath of the Budget
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The Budget has just made the Bank of England’s job even harder
Rachel Reeves’s plans for spending and borrowing have fuelled worries about inflation
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Worklessness and mass migration make it harder to set interest rates, warns Bank’s chief economist
Policymakers will ‘proceed cautiously’ as they try to work out whether inflation will persist
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Lenders raise mortgage rates despite Bank of England cut
Trump’s victory could also mean rates stay higher for longer, experts warn
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Mortgage overpayment calculator
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Why mortgage rates will rise, despite the Bank Rate cut
Interest rates have dropped for the second time this year
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The first interest rate cut is never the last
Investors should act fast as borrowing costs fall
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Why cautious Britons are shunning European-style mortgages
Once tipped to revolutionise the market, long-term loans fail to take off closer to home
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Lenders raise mortgage rates amid Budget market jitters
Borrowers urged to secure deals quickly as sub-4pc rates come under threat
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Borrowing costs surge as markets turn on Reeves
Traders dump UK assets amid fears tax-and-spend Budget will fail to boost growth
