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13 March 2024

Halifax introduces rate increases for selected remortgage products

Halifax introduces rate increases for selected remortgage products

Dariusz Karpowicz, director at Albion Financial Advice:

“Halifax hiking rates by up to 0.32% marks another negative adjustment in the lending landscape.

“This latest rate hike by the nation’s leading residential lender swiftly follows a prior increase, signalling a potent trend.

“Halifax’s actions not only spotlight its market strategy but also potentially steer the direction for other lenders.

“Despite emerging signs of a decrease in the cost of borrowing, this rate rise points to a complex mix of factors driving such decisions.

“It highlights the fluid nature of the mortgage market, where lenders navigate through a myriad of market dynamics, regulatory frameworks and economic signals.”

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