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Mortgages Interest Rate

Interest-free mortgages possibility  Some homeowners could be enjoying an interest-free mortgage next year if interest rates continue to fall steeply, it was disclosed today. Cheltenham & Gloucester, which is part of Lloyds TSB, offered a two-year tracker mortgage of 1.01% below the Bank of England base rate in July and August 2007.

Rates may see no-interest mortgages  Some homeowners could be enjoying an interest-free mortgage next year if interest rates continue to fall steeply, it has been disclosed. Cheltenham & Gloucester, which is part of Lloyds TSB, offered a two-year tracker mortgage of 1.01% below the Bank of England base rate in July and August 2007.

Association seeks lower interest rate for Agro Bank loans  GEORGETOWN: The Malaysian Frozen Food Processors? Association MFFPA is negotiating with Agro Bank to obtain loans at lower interest rate to help its members facing the European Union EU seafood ban.

Available mortgages down by 10%  The number of different mortgage deals available fell by 10% as lenders continued to pull rates following last week's interest rate cut.

Alistair Darling adds weight to call for banks to pass on rate cut   Alistair Darling today insisted it was "essential" that banks pass on today's 1.5% interest rate cut to customers, but Downing Street declined to say if it could force banks to do so. Gordon Brown's official spokesman said the public would "expect" banks to take action. But he added: "We are not going to make specific comments about the specific pricing of individual mortgage products ...

Interest-free mortgage possible ? if rates continue sharp falls  Some homeowners could be enjoying an interest-free mortgage next year if rates continue to fall steeply, it was disclosed yesterday. Cheltenham & Gloucester, which is part of Lloyds TSB, offered a two-year tracker mortgage of 1.01% below the Bank of England base rate in July and August 2007.

Why banks are boosting credit card interest rates and fees  In recent years, banks have sharply raised interest rates and penalty fees on credit cards. As the economy tanks and banks' mortgage-related losses balloon, some banks are stepping up such increases to boost revenue. Bearing the brunt are consumers for whom a jump in rates and fees can make it tougher to pay their bills at a time when household budgets already are being stretched.

Mortgage lenders' small print ruse to block rate cuts   Banks may use the small print in mortgage contracts to prevent borrowers benefiting from future interest rate cuts by the Bank of England.

Consumers left dangling as lenders sever Bank rate link   It used to be the case, as sure as night follows day, that when the Bank of England cut interest rates it would bring relief to mortgage borrowers and discomfort to savers. Generally, mortgage and savings rates would move in step with the Bank's base rate. But now the world has changed and with it the old linkage between Bank base rate and the actual cost of our mortgages, and pay rate on our ...

Credit card providers ignore base rate cut   While mortgage borrowers will have to wait and see if they stand to benefit from today's 1.5% cut in interest rates, credit card customers have been told not to expect repayments to fall. Although the Bank of England has slashed the base rate to 3%, consumers look set to continue to pay an average APR of more than five times that figure, according to financial data firm Moneyfacts. It ...