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11 February 2025

NatWest makes change to accounts in move that 'could trigger domino effect'

NatWest makes change to accounts in move that 'could trigger domino effect'

Dariusz Karpowicz, Director at Albion Financial Advice commented: "NatWest breaks the ice with a refreshing rate cut. As the first major high street bank to trim their mortgage rates by up to 0.36%, this could trigger a domino effect across the lending landscape. With swap rates heading south and the recent base rate reduction, this move by NatWest couldn't be more timely for homeowners, particularly those eyeing a remortgage. While the purchase market might take a breather due to upcoming stamp duty changes, these rate improvements could provide a welcome boost to household budgets in a sluggish economy. Keep your eyes peeled, as other lenders are likely to follow suit."

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