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    Re: Can anyone find any sign of the Interest Rate cut being passed onto Mortgage's?

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    Re: Can anyone find any sign of the Interest Rate cut being passed onto Mortgage's?

    I've certainly had the full 0.5% cut passed on to me in a rate cut. It's effective from the next payment.

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    Re: Can anyone find any sign of the Interest Rate cut being passed onto Mortgage's?

    Question, if the interest rate does drop to 0%, would it affect fixed rates?

    Might be obvious but in this climate who knows.

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    Re: Can anyone find any sign of the Interest Rate cut being passed onto Mortgage's?

    Quote Originally Posted by Stringent View Post
    Question, if the interest rate does drop to 0%, would it affect fixed rates
    Erm, no, why would anyone say "pay me less money than you own"

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    Re: Can anyone find any sign of the Interest Rate cut being passed onto Mortgage's?

    I've had a tenner knocked off my monthly payment. Better than nothing I guess but certainly not the full rate.

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    Re: Can anyone find any sign of the Interest Rate cut being passed onto Mortgage's?

    Quote Originally Posted by Stringent View Post
    Question, if the interest rate does drop to 0%, would it affect fixed rates?

    Might be obvious but in this climate who knows.

    You would just stay on the fixed rate,thats the gamble.


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