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Old 02-23-2009, 11:42 AM   #233
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Thank you - if rates are only being adjusted once a year, that would explain it. In the UK, the vast majority of people have what are called "variable rate" mortgages, where the rate changes month-on-month to follow the Bank of England's current interest rate, and, at the moment, that's at a historic low (the lowest for over 300 years).
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