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More than one in ten homeowners will make use of the current low interest rate environment to pay off their mortgage in the next decade.
With savings at near record lows, switching to an offset mortgage could offer a number of advantages.
The number of UK homes loans approved in the UK rose by 4% to 24,300 in February, but the market isn't out of the woods yet.
A first time buyer could be forced to pay a 50% deposit to qualify for a mortgage under new FSA proposals.
Thousands of savvy homeowners are taking advantage of lower mortgage rates to pay off their mortgage sooner.
The Building Societies Association wants the Bank of England to leave the base rate at 1.5%, but it is unlikely to listen.
The mortgage market is in the deep freeze, and only government action can bring it back to life.
Over 530,000 people with £30 billion in mortgage debt hope to pay off their loans from selling their homes. And another 800,000 aren’t saving enough to repay their mortgage debts.
The UK inflation rate as measured by the Consumer Price Index dropped from 5.2% in September to 4.5% in October and is set to go on falling sharply over the next six months.
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