Fixed rates could be repriced slightly higher (due small increase in swap rates)

Ian_W

Sounds like a very good money saving day, Mr Tide, congratulations, Martin would be proud! :money:

But no rest for you m'lad, you've still got utilities, phone, internet, banking, savings, credit cards, travel .... it's like painting the Forth Road Bridge this money saving lark!! So much to save, so little time to save it in! :rolleyes:

Woby_Tide

utilities is ongoing, phone is already done, banking and savings are OK(NWide and Cahoot savings), CC's 18mths Cap1, travel...Butlins with Junior Tide:j , and free internet:money: , so far so good, but yes so little time, maybe some work could be an afterthought:eek:

Woby_Tide

some reasonable moves actualy on 2/3 yr fixes according to my link above, dropped 0.1% in a couple of days, 1 yr fix and the rest fairly steady though

Woby_Tide

moh877 wrote:

Is this a question? If you were asking a question I take it you yourself are not familiar with the site, if so where did you actually come up with the link.

An old friend

http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GEUA,GEUA:2005-23,GEUA:en&q=swap+rates+uk

came second on the list and looking at a few other sites the figures seemed to match and the charts were easier to follow personally