If you’ve got a mortgage, look how much the Tories have added to it
Of course, if you live in the UK, you’ll be lucky to have a mortgage at all… these days.
But if you have… well, you won’t be feeling very lucky at the moment:
Interest rates: 1.4 million mortgage holders face paying £7,000 more per year than they did in December 2021 https://t.co/eactEtLVxS
— Samuel Miller (@Hephaestus7) May 10, 2023
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In the news today is the possibility that the Bank of England will raise interest rates to 4.5%. That would bring them into line with the vote share that Liz Kendall achieved in the 2015 Labour Party leadership election.