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FD 3.69% no other rate drops since 3rd Jan !!!!!0
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Robert_Sterling wrote: »Does this maen that Chelsea are bottom of the league.
They have announced today the biggest loss out of all BS (Not Banks) so far, so in a way I can see their justification for the high SVR.0 -
http://www.fsa.gov.uk/tables/bespoke/Mortgages
This is a pretty good place to compare. Not always updated immediately but quite good generally.
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Swift Firsts SVR is 8.8% which is what I am paying. Its ridiculous:mad: :mad: :mad:Winnings 2009: Rimmel Pro Lycra Nail Polish.
Mars Football, A Crunchie Bar0 -
monmouthshire building society is 5.25. passed on about 1% overall.
shocker.0 -
Perhaps, not desperate at all. Perhaps, they can't reduce their savings rates by 0.50% across the board - particularly all those rates that are already almost 0% - so they can't possibly afford to reduce SVR by 0.50%?inspector_monkfish wrote: »ah yes, they just cut 0.45 !!
how pedantic is that ???
BOE cut 0.50, so they follow with a 0.45
how desperate are they that they need to nick another 0.05% ???
Mcrewe's rate isn't an SVR, so it's not strictly relevant to this thread.0 -
Swift Firsts SVR is 8.8% which is what I am paying. Its ridiculous:mad: :mad: :mad:
High risk borrowing carries rates which are reflective of that higher riskI am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Ouch !!!
Just to upset you even more I am on 1.75% with A&L !! :j
Sorry :rotfl:
:mad: :mad: :mad: i wish i was in your shoes, mine is crucifying me. £1400.00 per month:mad: :mad: :mad: they are not reducing their rates at all.Winnings 2009: Rimmel Pro Lycra Nail Polish.
Mars Football, A Crunchie Bar0
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