Britain’s biggest bank has signalled the death of the
sub-1 per cent deal. In a symbolic move, HSBC ditched its record breaking 0.99
per cent two year fixed-rate offer as it hiked mortgage rates across the board.
Over the summer, it became the first lender to drop its fixed-rate home loans
below the 1 per cent threshold, launching the cheapest two year fixed-rate deal
ever. But the bank has now increased the rates on dozens of fixed-rate deals by
up to 0.5 percentage points – adding hundreds of pounds to the cost of
repayments over a year. Campaigners warned this would come as a shock to
borrowers who may not have budgeted for increases after years of falling rates.
Read more on the Daily Mail website.
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