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					Originally Posted by Chris  You were - January was when mortgage rates started climbing, albeit slowly at first.  We were kicking ourselves for not arranging ours 3-4 weeks earlier, though it’s all relative now. |  Yup the BoE first raised the base rate as the application was on-going in late December. Thankfully the mortgage application was done absurdly fast, a matter of days, so it was locked in even though I didn't complete until March.
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			BBC now discussing the typical 2-year fix on Politics Live, saying it is now 6.07%.
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		|  05-10-2022, 17:36 | #528 |  
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			Yes, it’s now at 2008 levels, when Labour were in charge.
		 
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					Originally Posted by OLD BOY  Yes, it’s now at 2008 levels, when Labour were in charge. |  What is - the average rate available for a 2-year fix?  I’d appreciate a link to that data set if you have one.
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					Originally Posted by Chris  What is - the average rate available for a 2-year fix?  I’d appreciate a link to that data set if you have one. |  It’s probably relevant to point out that whilst average house prices have increased by 60% since 2008, average wages have increased by 20%, so that’s a variable in the "affordability" formula that should be taken into consideration…
		 
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					Originally Posted by OLD BOY  Yes, it’s now at 2008 levels, when Labour were in charge. |  And that's very bad.  What's your point?  I thought you were a Conservative supporter, OB?
 
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					Originally Posted by OLD BOY  Yes, it’s now at 2008 levels, when Labour were in charge. |  But nowhere near the 15% of July 1980, or the 15.25% of October 1990, so I’m not sure what your point is?
		 
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					Originally Posted by Hugh  But nowhere near the 15% of July 1980, or the 15.25% of October 1990, so I’m not sure what your point is? |  Desperate deflection & blind infatuation,  think Truss but with a singular sock
		 
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					Originally Posted by Sephiroth  And that's very bad.  What's your point?  I thought you were a Conservative supporter, OB?
 
 I'm a true Conservative and since 2015, omnishambles doesn't cover it.
 
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		| Asda has announced a range of new ‘winter warmer’ initiatives to support customers and community groups struggling with the cost-of-living crisis - including offering those aged 60 and over soup, a roll and unlimited tea and coffees for £1 in any of its 205 cafes all day and every day throughout November and December. |  
Although I applaud this help, I fear the cafés will be full most days, making it impossible for other customers to get food or drinks.
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					Originally Posted by Jaymoss  Unlimited data sim a laptop and Netflix the silver surfers could spend the day their binging |  There will be long queues for the loos too.
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