Buy-to-let lenders quick to pass on base rate rise to landlords

Buy-to-let mortgage lenders have been quick to pass on the base rate rise to new customers according to new analysis which shows fixed-rate mortgage prices have climbed. Landlords taking out a typical two-year fixed rate mortgage of £160,000 will be paying up to £90 more per month per month, including fees, according to broker, Property […]
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