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who got the lowest lifetime tracker with no exit fee ?
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We've got base rate + 0.19% for lifetime with an added guaranteed loan facility that increases as we pay off the mortage. Currently, the loan is at a rate of 4.19% and apparently we can just use the cheque book to buy anything up to about £23k at the moment. Repayments are apparently what we like, when we like, but of course, like the mortgage, it's secured on the house. Good job I'm not tempted - or indeed that strapped for cash at the moment. It's from the Woolwich - now Barclays.0
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Surely when rates rocket people on trackers will be raped in the !!!!!?0
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the people taking out the current trackers at BR+4% will be (prob not the +0.2 boys tho)Prefer girls to money0
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Surely when rates rocket people on trackers will be raped in the !!!!!?
But it is all relevant to the base rate, therefore low margin trackers will still be better value than SVR's and fixed rates. Low margin trackers will still represent the best value when rates eventually go up as the diffrence over the BOE base rate will me much more than you are seeing on this thread on SVR mortgagesChuck Norris can kill two stones with one birdThe only time Chuck Norris was wrong was when he thought he had made a mistakeChuck Norris puts the "laughter" in "manslaughter".I've started running again, after several injuries had forced me to stop0
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