Mortgages "may rise considerably"

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Mortgages "may rise considerably"

Mortgage costs could increase massively in the coming years, according to one expert.

Timothy Lambert, head of consulting at property investment consultancy Ducalian, stated the fixed-rate mortgages are already getting increasingly expensive in anticipation of interest rates rising between now and 2012.

Any such increases in interest rates will be passed on to consumers by lenders, he suggested.

In the last couple of years, homeowners have benefited from the Bank of England's base interest rate being set at a record low as part of efforts to stimulate the UK economy.

But with inflation levels continuing to exceed government targets, calls for the mark to be raised from 0.5 per cent have been growing in strength.

Minutes from the latest Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting revealed that three panel members were in favour of increasing the rate last month, with six in favour of maintaining its current position. The MPC will meet again in May.

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