Abbey says trackers won't reflect base rate cut

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Abbey for Intermediaries has announced its tracker and offset mortgage rates will not change despite the Bank of England's recent base rate cut.

While existing tracker customers will see rates fall by 0.5%, new borrowers will see the rate differential increased by 0.5% to compensate for the emergency rate cut announced on Wednesday. Abbey’s 2-year tracker for customer seeking a 65% LTV loan will remain at 5.94%, with the differential increasing from +0.94% to + 1.44%. Abbey says its short-term fund costs have not fallen, despite the base rate cut, as Libor remains high. If you would like to comment on this story, contact: John Bakie Tel: 020 7484 9805 e-mail: [email protected] IFAonline

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