Friday, Nov 10, 2006
Repossessions up 34 percent in Oxfordshire
This is Oxfordshire: Mortgage woe adds to strain
Oxfordshire homeowners have been left counting the cost after the Bank of England hiked interest rates to their highest level in five years.
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1. Cyril said...
the article says that the IR rate rise puts £30 on a mortgage of £150,000.
I thought surely that isn't a typical mortgage? But it is! I've just looked it up. A typical new mortgage is between £130-160,000, but median pay is only £23,000 a year (top 10% earners get £46,000+). Doesn't look good does it?