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Hopes that the half point interest rate cut and the Government's bail out of the banks could bring good news for borrowers seem to be fading as mortgage rates rise. On the flip side, savers continue to benefit from some great deals with two providers having increased rates. We look at what this means for you...Clare Francis, Site Editor, ask Clare a question
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