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Portman Len Member Since: 09 May 2011 Location: Suffolk Posts: 57 |
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/ar...asing.html
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Wed Sep 21 2011 9:25pm |
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codfather Member Since: 13 Feb 2010 Location: ayr Posts: 1171 |
Bu66er! I've just fixed mortgage at 3.75% for 3 years banking in an increase! I always seem to fix at wrong time!
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Wed Sep 21 2011 9:36pm |
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Ady 555 Site Moderator Member Since: 12 Dec 2010 Location: Good old yorkshire Posts: 8738 |
Do you take more holidays than what you do business |
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Wed Sep 21 2011 10:00pm |
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codfather Member Since: 13 Feb 2010 Location: ayr Posts: 1171 |
I wish, Ady! I was just being sympathetic to those who do! Of our turnover about £1M is sold in euros, we don't fix rates with the bank, so we hang on to our euros till the exchange rate suits us. Another downside is that as most of the seafood industry is export driven , if the pound weakens it is cheaper for eurozone to buy Scottish fish, but the price of fish on the Quayside goes up to compensate, meaning your fish supper will cost more( as if it wasn't expensive enough!) Cheers Dave MY10 TDV6 SE (debadged ), Santorini Black, Flappy paddles, Privacy Glass, 20" Stormers, Mudflaps! Gone: a comprehensive list of imprezas and a Merc ML AMG |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 5:36am |
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NickM Member Since: 14 Feb 2008 Location: London Posts: 2995 |
Cod it could still be cheaper for you to pay the redemption penalty and add that penalty to your mortgage and get a 1.99% tracker....ask the question, you could make up the fee in 18 months....with the money you save... |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 5:50am |
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Ady 555 Site Moderator Member Since: 12 Dec 2010 Location: Good old yorkshire Posts: 8738 |
It all sounds fishy to me |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 7:32am |
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codfather Member Since: 13 Feb 2010 Location: ayr Posts: 1171 |
i dont have the kahunas for that kind of thing!, i would do that and the bank of england would suddenly change their mind and go to 5%!!, anyway, its not a huge problem as mortgage is only for 60k and finishes in a few years! MY10 TDV6 SE (debadged ), Santorini Black, Flappy paddles, Privacy Glass, 20" Stormers, Mudflaps! Gone: a comprehensive list of imprezas and a Merc ML AMG |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 8:37am |
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nathanh1 Member Since: 03 Aug 2010 Location: Southampton Posts: 151 |
Was waiting for this! |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 8:39am |
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npinks Site Moderator Member Since: 26 Nov 2007 Location: Watching Posts: 6716 |
good news for me, part of my mortgage is a tracker at IIRC 0.18% above base rate,
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Thu Sep 22 2011 8:48am |
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Jonny Fresh Member Since: 04 Feb 2008 Location: Manchester Posts: 3586 |
my mortgage is 0.99% above base so the lower the better in that respect..............but my company deposit account also tracks the base rate so my interest is |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 9:03am |
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npinks Site Moderator Member Since: 26 Nov 2007 Location: Watching Posts: 6716 |
spent my savings buying the newer house last year |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 9:08am |
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Portman Len Member Since: 09 May 2011 Location: Suffolk Posts: 57 |
Same with me. My tracker mortgage is 0.4% above base with HSBC fixed for the duration of the term, but as you say, the downside is the business savings/bond rates are pretty poor. Best one I've found recently was with Santander - a one-year fixed business bond at 2.75%. Can't have it both ways I suppose. 2011 Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 HSE |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 9:24am |
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Very Annoyed Site Moderator Member Since: 23 Aug 2005 Location: bat-wielding monkey-spanking tough-love zero-tolerance Euro-sceptic moderator - So just watch it! Posts: 19459 |
Be careful of loan sharks! 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
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Thu Sep 22 2011 10:06am |
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BKHK Member Since: 05 May 2008 Location: Perth Posts: 1940 |
You can get 6.15% on bank deposit here or slightly more if you lock it in for 6 month term deposit. Unfortunately, the income is taxable like it is in the UK at your highest marginal rate. |
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Thu Sep 22 2011 12:29pm |
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