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  • Thrugelmir
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    Really2 wrote: »
    Confused on that point sub prime would have been around a 1/4 more than SVR two years ago.

    They have paid for a house for the last two years and are fairly likely to see their payment drops. Who as a SVR higher than two years ago?
    Base rate was 5.5% in june 07.

    Some SVR's

    Darlington BS - 5.95%
    Stroud & Swindon - 6.29%
    ITL Mortgages - 6.29%

    and the sub prime lenders who have dropped out of the market but still have their existing loan books.
  • Really2
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    Thrugelmir wrote: »
    Some SVR's

    Darlington BS - 5.95%
    Stroud & Swindon - 6.29%
    ITL Mortgages - 6.29%

    and the sub prime lenders who have dropped out of the market but still have their existing loan books.

    BOE June 2007 5.5 + 25% = 6.9%

    So most sub prime would be on 6.9% at least in 2007.
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