UK Mortgage Market Update with Nicola McKenzie | Bank of England raise interest rate to 2.25%

Nicola from ‪@dm.mortgage‬ joins me to discuss how first-time buyers and people remortgaging can secure lower mortgage rates. She offers tips on how to reduce monthly mortgage costs and how to manoeuvre in the current housing and mortgage markets.
We also discuss the Bank of England base rate and what’s likely to happen to it next; how mortgage rates have changed over the last six weeks, since my last mortgage market update video; and have a look at general trends in the housing and mortgage markets.

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CHAPTERS
Intro 00:00
Who is Nicola McKenzie? 02:19
Bank of England base rate predictions 06:09
Current mortgage rates 07:30
Mortgage market trends 09:48
Agreement in principle 12:19
Tips for people remortgaging 16:12
Variable rate vs Fixed rate 20:23
Housing market observations 24:56
Reducing monthly mortgage costs 30:05
Final thoughts/tips 34:00
Outro 37:10

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