Mortgage lenders serve up cheapest deals in 23 years

Fixed-rate and tracker mortgages are available at bargain rates – provided borrowers have a large deposit Mortgage rates have fallen to their lowest level in 23 years, it was claimed this week. Financial data provider Moneyfacts says new fixed-rate and tracker deals are the cheapest they have been since it started to record rates in 1988. But many would say that, all too often, these great deals ...

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