Sunday, December 7, 2014
The good deals just keep-a-rollin
HSBC offers five-year fix at 2.48% for borrowers with a 40% deposit Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/mortgageshome/article-2853299/HSBC-offers-five-year-fixed-rate-mortgage-2-48-Santander-launches-1-84-two-year-deal.html#ixzz3LFTfvLns Follow
These deals are just out of this world, and with predictions of inflation to go sub-1% even before oil prices crashed, expect these incredible rates to soon look expensive. Prices will soar beyond belief.
Posted by libertas @ 09:12 PM (1907 views)
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I'm Out says:
I’d rather have twice the interest rate and half the house prices !
khards says:
Shamefully admit that i am now approved for the magical 1.99% First direct mortgage. I guess they must also be relaxing lending standards too. To be expected I suppose, wonder how long before we’re back to 125% LTV at these silly rates.
It won’t come to any good, I can tell you that.
reticent says:
To the moon, Libby.
Mark says:
Libertas – heres a good piece for you to digest http://www.businessinsider.com/the-psychology-of-deflation-2010-9?IR=T
Its from 2010 but still very relevant.
libertas says:
To infinity and beyond!
libertas says:
BOE, knowing this was coming, bought out MMR to front-run and attempt to control a trend they have no control over. Why? Because MMR reduces inflation, amplifying the downwards trend in interest rates, so they cannot control house prices with monetary interventions at this stage. Only only by allowing increase of housing supply and providing rail and road infrastructure to centres of employment can they put a dent in the trend. Eliminating VAT on household extensions could also help do the job.