Wednesday, Jun 25, 2008

Back door rate hike

The Times: Halifax hikes mortgage fees

Britain's biggest lender causes more pain for borrowers by adding to the cost of setting up a homeloan

Posted by matt_the_hat @ 07:40 PM (493 views) Add Comment

4 Comments

1. Sold My Soul To The Never Never Never said...

The HALIFAX - desperately fleecing the sheeple and trying to pull the wool over their eyes with their reasoning behind this move. Never mind - just add it on to the mortgage with the arrangement fee and all the other fees and pay it over 25 years and you'll have paid 3 x more at the end of the mortgage term.

GET A LITTLE XTRA HELP FROM THE HALIFAX - I think not!

Wednesday, June 25, 2008 09:30PM Report Comment
 

2. gardeniadotnet said...

I've had a back door rate hike (if that's what they call it these days) and I found it most uncomfortable.

The chafing had to be seen to be believed.

G.

Thursday, June 26, 2008 12:08AM Report Comment
 

3. uncle tom said...

More fuel for my argument that there should be a national standard mortgage; free of redemption fees and very limited set-up fees (amongst other things)

Not a compulsory package, but one that attracts a modest tax break.

Thursday, June 26, 2008 12:42AM Report Comment
 

4. gardeniadotnet said...

3. uncle tom said...
> Not a compulsory package...

My point exactly.

G.

Thursday, June 26, 2008 12:49AM Report Comment
 

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