Tag: Nationwide
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Mortgage Rate Battle – What Nationwide’s Rate Cut Means
Nationwide, one of the major players in the UK mortgage market, has recently made a bold move by reducing its mortgage rates across various product ranges, including New Business, Switcher, Additional Borrowing, Existing Customers Moving Home, and Tracker mortgages. The reductions are as high as 0.43%, a significant decrease that is poised to stir the…
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Mortgage Rates News, 27th November 2023
On 2 November 2023, the Bank of England maintained its Bank Rate at 5.25%, a decision that matched the expectations of market analysts. This rate has remained unchanged since the previous announcement in September. The stability in the Bank Rate is significant, especially considering the 14 consecutive rises we witnessed from December 2021 to August…
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Surrey House Prices – Best and Worst Areas
The average house price in Surrey stood at £525,033 for the 12 months leading up to September, according to Land Registry data. This figure represents a slight increase of 0.2% from the previous month (August). However, when compared to the same period last year, there’s a noticeable decline of 1.4%. Elmbridge: A Prime Example Elmbridge,…
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Nationwide Leads with Another Mortgage Rate Cut
Nationwide has declared a reduction in its mortgage rates by up to 0.43%, starting from tomorrow. This marks the ninth instance of rate cuts by the society in the past three months, reflecting a proactive approach in offering more favorable terms to borrowers. Comparing Rates: Nationwide vs. Other Lenders Nationwide’s new lowest rate for homemovers…
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Nationwide Reports Increasing Arrears on Mortgages
Nationwide, the third-largest mortgage lender in the UK, has observed an increase in mortgage arrears. This term refers to borrowers falling behind on their mortgage repayments. As of the end of September, 0.38% of Nationwide’s residential mortgages were over three months behind on repayments, a slight increase from 0.32% at the beginning of April. This…
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Mortgage Rates Expected to Fall Below 4% by Year End
As we approach the end of the year, there’s an air of optimism for those dealing with mortgages. Thanks to lower-than-expected inflation figures, fixed-rate mortgages are projected to near 4% by year-end. This is a significant shift from earlier in the year and brings a sigh of relief for many. The Impact of Inflation on…
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ONS House Price Data – Which Areas Are Up and Which Are Down?
The most recent data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) paints a complex picture of the UK housing market. Nationwide, there’s been a slight decrease in house prices, which is potentially good news for buyers. The average house price across the UK fell by £1,497 in September, a drop of about 0.5%. This means…
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Drop in Two-Year Fixed Mortgage Costs: Is It Time to Fix?
The recent trend in the UK housing market has seen a notable decrease in the rates for two-year fixed mortgages, dipping below 5% for the first time in five months. This shift sparks a critical question for prospective property investors and homeowners: Is now the ideal time to secure a fixed mortgage, or should one…


