Just last week the outgoing Bank of England deputy governor Sir Charlie Bean said that interest rates could return to 5 per cent “within the longer term” when he was being interviewed on Sky News. He suggested interest rates could rise towards the 5 per cent mark, which traditionally was considered “neutral”.: “I would not want to say it will be back there in ten years, but it might be reasonable to think that, in that very long term, you would go back to 5 per cent, but it is probably quite a long way down the road.” Previously Bank governor Mark Carney had told the BBC that 2.5 per cent is likely to become the “new normal” level for base rate by 2017; a forecast Bean says is “sensible.”
One way of making sure you know what you will be paying for your mortgage is by using a Fixed rate mortgages as the name suggests, a fixed rate mortgage has an interest rate that is fixed for an initial term - say 2, 5 or even 10 years. This means your monthly mortgage payment will remain the same over the period, giving you certainty and allowing you to budget for a major item of expenditure. At the end of the fixed rate period, the mortgage usually transfers to the lender's variable rate - although it makes sense to shop around at this point to secure the best deal.
Enables IFA’s are here to help you look at the best mortgage options available to suit your needs.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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