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Updated: August 04, 2023
Here’s everything you need to know about the Bank of England Base Rate and your mortgage. Get in touch if there’s something specific you’d like to ask. You can get in touch by getting started or submitting a question to an expert mortgage advisor.
A fixed rate mortgage deal means you won’t see your payment increase until the end of your fixed rate. when your deal ends, your mortgage rate may revert to your standard variable rate. This can mean your monthly payment can increase.
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This varies between mortgage lenders. Generally around 3-6 months before your fixed rate ends. This gives you plenty of time to speak to a mortgage advisor and review your options.
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