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This could be last hike for a while

This could be last hike for a while
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MFS freezes bridging rates until October - Mortgage Solutions

MFS freezes bridging rates until October - Mortgage Solutions
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MFS freezes bridging rates until October – Mortgage Strategy

Market Financial Solutions (MFS) has announced it will freeze its bridging rates until October despite the Bank of England’s 14th consecutive base-rate hike. The specialist lender initially announced in June that it would not change its bridging rates until August - but has now extended that by another two months.

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Mortgage and Property experts react to today s BoE interest rate decision

Mortgage and Property experts react to today s BoE interest rate decision
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Industry reacts to Bank of England rate rise – Mortgage Strategy

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has voted through its fourteenth consecutive base rate rise today. By increasing the base rate by 0.25% to 5.25% the MPC has taken the cost of borrowing to its highest rate since the financial crisis in 2008. Most analysts predicted a 0.25% rise (rather than 0.5%)

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