Another ½ per cent cut! How far will it go down?!
http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publi...s/2009/001.htm
Another ½ per cent cut! How far will it go down?!
http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publi...s/2009/001.htm
It could, in theory, go to 0% but I think that's unlikely. It is all relatively pointless though if the reductions are not passed down the chain by the banks and mortgage lenders...
It does not mean that the Pound here in Britain,in your pocket,in your purse or bank has been devalued.
So if you have spare cash from the cut in your mortgage should you splash it on a holiday or over pay on your mortgage?
I think this is a mixed blessing, on the one hand I am pleased for domestic reasons such as mortgages etc, on the other hand I buy loads of services abroad, this latest cut will make the pounds weaker still, that aspect of it I am not very pleased about.
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Depends on how much you will want a holiday when the rainy season,aka our summer,arrives or what the cost of a foreign holiday will be then.
You should check on any penalties for overpayment - many lenders will let you overpay but only up to a fixed amount every month so it does make sense to make use of this facility whilst interest rates allow you to do so.
Last edited by accountantpete; 08-01-2009 at 16:26.
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