The Bank of England have just announced a reduction in the base rate of 0.25% to 5%

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The Bank of England have reduced the base rate today by 0.25%, to 4.75%.

This is the first reduction since the since 2020 and follows the recent reduction in inflation. This was a close call with many experts predicting they would wait until September.

In terms of mortgages, anyone on a variable rate mortgage, such as a tracker, will see their interest rate, and therefore mortgage payments, come down.

Many lenders have already been reducing fixed rates in recent weeks and although this base rate reduction doesn’t directly impact fixed rate deals, it can only be good news for mortgage rates in the near future.

If you need any advice, please get in touch with one of our award-winning mortgage 01204 304 814.

As a mortgage is secured against your home or property, it could be repossessed if you do not keep up mortgage repayments.

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Gary Oxborough

Gary is the Founder and Director of Barlow Irvin Financial Services Ltd. He has been in the Finance industry for over 20 years and has specialised in Mortgages since 2003. As well as running the firm, he is still actively involved in advising clients.

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