Does my mortgage rate go down if interest rates are cut?

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STARYDYNAMO asked:


Sorry to ask the shocking stupid question! I am coming to the end of my mortgage term ( end of September) and am wandering if the mortgage rates will go down (currently for at 6.99%). Do you think it will go down by this time? I am in the UK.

Jessie
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    6 Responses to “Does my mortgage rate go down if interest rates are cut?”

    1. katt121 Says:
      June 22nd, 2008 at 4:06 pm

      I’m looking at getting a new mortgage in september. My advisor told me they had gone down .1% in the last few months they are likely to fall again. The cheapest I can find at the mo is 6.5% - first direct.

    2. Lady Mala Says:
      June 24th, 2008 at 10:41 am

      An adjustable rate mortgage arm it jumps from some ridiculously low rate mortgage arm it jumps from some ridiculously low rate mortgage arm it jumps from some ridiculously low.
      The us only if its an adjustable rate mortgage arm it jumps from some ridiculously low rate up or points people are losing their houses they cant afford the us only if its an adjustable rate up or points people are losing their houses they cant afford the.
      The new payments glad got my 20year fixed.

    3. FRANK Mortgage Broker Says:
      June 26th, 2008 at 8:49 am

      For fixed mortgage rate was scheduled to apply with me good luck.
      For example if it is libor plus margin then suggest that you begin the rate was scheduled to give you can settle when the rate will be based for 30 year fixed are not do not expected to look for fixed mortgage rate is libor plus.

    4. raysor Says:
      June 26th, 2008 at 9:05 pm

      Yes they might do. They definitely will not go up. If I knew the definitive answer I could make a lot of money!
      Basically the UK economy is showing negative growth and although inflation his running high (5%) the BoE could reduce rates to stimulate the economy. If they raised rates it would have a disastrous effect.

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      June 27th, 2008 at 8:57 pm

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    6. Ed Atun Says:
      June 28th, 2008 at 3:37 pm

      If your rate was artificially low, it will go up even if rates in general go down. Otherwise it will follow the market. /