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The Bank of England has just warned that rate cuts could come too far, too fast and it could hit UK mortgages hard.

Chief Economist Huw Pill says inflation remains stubborn, driven by high wages and rising service costs, meaning the Bank will likely take a slower, more cautious approach to lowering rates.

In this video, we break down what this means for UK mortgage rates, inflation, and the wider housing market in late 2025.

💡 Here’s what you’ll learn:
✅ Why the Bank of England is slowing down interest rate cuts
✅ How inflation and wage growth are keeping rates higher for longer
✅ What a cautious BoE stance means for remortgages and first-time buyers
✅ Smart mortgage strategies to protect your affordability in 2025
✅ How to plan ahead for a slower return to lower rates

Whether you’re a homeowner, remortgager, or first-time buyer, understanding the BoE’s rate policy is crucial. This update explains the real impact behind the headlines and what to do next to stay ahead.

Timestamps to help you navigate:

00:00 – Bank of England Rate Strategy Explained: Cautious Cuts Ahead
Understand why the Bank of England is warning against cutting interest rates too fast — and how this impacts UK homeowners and borrowers.

00:14 – Key Economic Indicators: Inflation, Wages, and Growth Trends
Explore the latest inflation data, wage growth, and unemployment figures shaping the BoE’s decision to slow down future rate cuts.

00:23 – Why Cutting Interest Rates Too Quickly Could Backfire
Learn how aggressive rate cuts could reignite inflation, damage economic stability, and keep mortgage rates higher for longer.

01:07 – What the BoE’s Rate Policy Means for UK Mortgages
See how a cautious monetary approach affects remortgage deals, fixed-rate products, and first-time buyer affordability across the market.

01:54 – Smart Mortgage Strategies for Homeowners and Buyers
Discover how to plan your next mortgage move — from timing remortgages to choosing between short- and long-term fixed rates.

02:19 – Final Takeaways: Inflation, Stability, and Mortgage Planning in 2025
Key lessons on navigating a slower path to lower rates while protecting affordability and financial stability.

👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment below if you have any questions about UK mortgage rates, the Bank of England’s rate strategy, or housing market trends!

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