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Looks like Nationwide is increasing their fixed rates tomorrow
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My mortgage is fixed rate with nationwide think one of them is 6 or 6.99%
My original mortgage was £30,000 but I added on £16,000 the other year and now I have three direct debits going out for each account. Mine was 2 year deal and I will have to check when it ends as I will change mortgage accounts. Not happy about these rises. :mad:Mortgage Free 2016Work Part Time:DHouse Hunting In France 20230
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