Up to 47% of the UK's households would find it hard to
cover a substantial rise in interest rates, research has revealed. According to
the Money Advice Service (MAS), an independent body set up by the government in
2010 to improve people's money management, with the average UK mortgage being
around £180,000, a mere 1% rise in interest rates would see millions of
homeowners' monthly mortgage payments increase by over £90. Read more on
24dash.
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