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Why Haven't Mortgage Payers Factored In The Possibility Of Mortgage Rates Going Up To 7%?

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dave50 | 17:14 Thu 29th Sep 2022 | News
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The ultra low rates of the past 15 years have always been unrealistic and unsustainable, they were always going to rise eventually.
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