CML statistics show rise of trackers and fixed rate mortgages

The latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders demonstrate the changes to the mortgage market since October last year.

First-time buyers have suffered, with only 12,400 buyers managing to secure a property in November.

Remortgage deals remain difficult to find and expensive to take out due to falling house prices and a shortage of bank funds to borrow from.

The CML statistics, however, show that tracker mortgages have grown in popularity since the base rate cuts, with 38% of borrowers taking out this kind of mortgage deal.

Fixed rate deals are also more popular, with 52% of borrowers opting for these when remortgaging.

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One Response to “CML statistics show rise of trackers and fixed rate mortgages”

  1. Sandra Says:

    That’s odd - both trackers and fixed rate are up? So what’s down?

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