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Bank of England raises interest rates (Daily Telegraph)

The Bank of England raised interest rates by a quarter of a percent to five per cent today, pushing up the cost of mortgages and credit card debts for millions of households.

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Mortgages plc appoints Gibbs (Mortgage Introducer)

Kirsteen is responsible for managing all aspects the lender's brand communications activity including advertising, marketing materials and events. Based in Glasgow, she reports to head of marketing, Julian Wells.

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Lender offers 'mad' mortgages that take 57 years to pay off (Evening Standard)

Britain's biggest mortage lenders are offering home loans which don't need to be paid off for almost 60 years. The "life-long mortgages" are aimed at first-time buyers who are struggling to get on the property ladder due to soaring house prices.

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Wisconsin will miss wave of refinancing (Wisconsin State Journal)

Some experts predict a wave of mortgage refinancing next year, especially in markets like California and Florida where soaring home prices forced many buyers into risky "pay- option" adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) or interest-only loans.

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Types of mortgages (Wisconsin State Journal)

Interest rate is locked for the life of the loan. If interest rates drop, the loan must be refinanced to take advantage of the savings. Interest rate can adjust up or down, based on the market.

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Lenders offer 40-year mortgages (Financial Times)

Almost a third of mortgage lenders will allow borrowers to take on mortgages that last 40 years or more, according to research. The study found Tesco Personal Finance offers mortgages with a maximum term of 52 years, while First Direct offers a maximum of 47 years.

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