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How high would base rates have to rise before..
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4%I think there should be a 100%+ option, i bet that would be the most popular...0
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10% or higherHAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »A remarkably small number of people so far (just 1.8%) that would struggle with base rates at less than 4%.
And 70% vote for 10% or above.
Very much not what the bears keep telling us.....
So why are the BoE so reluctant to increase the base rate then ?30 Year Challenge : To be 30 years older. Equity : Don't know, don't care much. Savings : That's asking for ridicule.0 -
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10% or higherI think up to 6% is fine not worries.
Anything up to 10% wouldn't need any action from me.
Over 10% and I'd sell.
Rates won't go to 5% for years though. If they ever get to 10% again house prices will be high so win win if you are a homeowner.We love Sarah O Grady0
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