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Have you lost a UK mortgage deal or seen your mortage rate increase? We would like to speak to you | Mortgages

April 10, 20262 Mins Read


The crisis in the Middle East is also being felt far beyond the region, with the conflict undermining broader business and consumer confidence.

One aspect of this has been the impact on the UK mortgage market.

Spooked by surging oil prices and inflation fears, lenders pulled hundreds of mortgage products within 48 hours of the outbreak of war, replacing them with more expensive deals.

According to Halifax, average UK house prices fell by 0.5% in March, with demand affected by higher mortgage rates.

We would like to speak to people who have lost mortgage deals or those affected by more expensive rates. Maybe you have put house buying on hold. What will this mean for you? What are you doing to cope with any changes ?

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