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November 02, 2007 - London (ask4loan) : Many homeowners are shying away from long term fixed rate mortgage deals. Two-year deals are the most popular as Brits are not showing interest in deals of 10 years or more, even though the rates are not bad.
Alistair Darling, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has shown some determination to make long term fixed rate deals easily available and accessible to all consumers. These deals increase affordability and financial stability for the homeowners.
Despite many such deals now available to the consumers, they are not showing much interest. It seems that they do not want to be tied down in to a particular rate for long periods. The main reason could be the expensive penalty fees charged by the lenders if consumers opt to come out of the deal early.
Many Brits prefer short term personal loans especially during festive season when expenses are high. These loans offer them a convenient and quick way of augmenting their finances and meeting the festival expenditure.
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