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Mortgage rates are forecasted to fall as lenders take advantage of cheaper funding after figures show that average swap rates have started to fall.

The squeeze on people’s finances caused by the cost-of-living crisis is understandably a key reason why people are struggling to get enough shut-eye.

Three key questions are on the tip of analysts’ tongues. First, do house prices have further to fall? Second, will mortgage rates go lower? And third, how will affordability change throughout the year?

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Economists expect Bank of England to hold interest rates at 5.25% on Thursday 2nd November 2023.

Throughout 2023, it’s estimated that 1.8 million fixed-rate mortgage deals will expire. With mortgage rates at their highest in 15 years, many of those who remortgage will see their repayments [...]

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Uncertainty over mortgage rates. Many lenders expect interest rates to rise further, putting more pressure on the market.

If you are a First Time Buyer with a track record of paying rent and household bills, you may be eligible for up to 100% LTV mortgage.

Abolishing stamp duty could have positive effect on the housing market and would certainly give more confidence to consumers making the move to buy or move home that is better suited for their family.