The Bank of England has lowered the base interest rate from 4.25% to 4%, marking its fifth reduction since last August. This adjustment brings rates to their lowest point in over two years and is expected to ease some of the financial pressure many borrowers are currently facing.
Although fixed-rate mortgage holders will not feel an immediate change, those on tracker or standard variable rate deals could benefit right away. A homeowner with a £250,000 mortgage on a variable rate, for example, might now pay around £40 less per month. At a time when household budgets are stretched, that saving can make a real difference.
The reduction is also helping to boost interest in the property market. While recent fixed-rate deals have been higher than in previous years, the gap is starting to narrow, and new offers are becoming more competitive. This shift is giving buyers more confidence and encouraging many to re-enter the market.
Anthony Martin Estate Agents: Supporting You Every Step of the Way
“We’re already seeing an increase in activity from clients who feel more comfortable making their next move,” said Anthony Martin, CEO. “Whether you’re a first-time buyer, looking to move up the ladder or thinking about remortgaging, the latest rate cut is creating new opportunities.”
Anthony Martin’s experienced team is on hand to help you navigate the changing market with expert, local advice tailored to your needs.
Now Could Be the Right Time to Make Your Move
As borrowing becomes more affordable and buyer interest picks up, this could be a great time to act. Whether you are thinking of selling your home, buying your first property, or reviewing your mortgage options, Anthony Martin Estate Agents is here to help.
Contact your local branch today to arrange a free valuation or speak with one of their property specialists.
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