Mortgages to become less affordable warns experts by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 19/01/07

increasing interest rates could lead to property and mortgages to become less affordable, according to comments from an specialistPeople on average earnings buying average properties could find they spend not whole their take home pay on mortgage interest repayments if the price of borrowing rises substantiallyCheltenham and Gloucester comments that a 025 per cent rise could guide to this situation with rates rising to 4

75 per centAffordability leftovers split across the country with buyers spending now over a third of their disburse on mortgages in Scotland, which compares to over half in south-east England and 51 per cent in London A spokesperson for the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) told the Scotsman: "These figures are broadly in line with ours, but there is unlikely to be a repeat of the 1991 situation because interest tax remain historically low, house prices are set to continue rising and there isn't accumulation unemployment"Recently the CML reported that a rise in approvals suggests that more people are investing in properties

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