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Raising Rates to 1% what will it do?

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  • lvader
    lvader Posts: 2,579 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    I'll have to find another £20 a month for my Mortgage.:eek:
  • im on a SVR of 4.84 for a 145k mortgage. every 1% increases mines by £120 pcm. im with TMB and there not offering any new business. Id have to remortgage else where, but i had a pre-sale valuation done last month where the value came back @ £150k when i paid £165k for it. so im stuck for a while i guess unless TMB start offering existing customers a fixed rate.
  • ILW
    ILW Posts: 18,333 Forumite
    Euphoria1z wrote: »
    im on a SVR of 4.84 for a 145k mortgage. every 1% increases mines by £120 pcm. im with TMB and there not offering any new business. Id have to remortgage else where, but i had a pre-sale valuation done last month where the value came back @ £150k when i paid £165k for it. so im stuck for a while i guess unless TMB start offering existing customers a fixed rate.

    I am sure when you bought that you budgeted for rates up to around 8%, so should not be a problem.
  • Lower GDP
    Raising rates to 1%.....

    Virtually no impact on inflation or directly on mortgage defaults.

    A significant impact on GDP and jobs though, which may then lead to more mortgage defaults given enough time.
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