Interest rate rises will hit tracker mortgage holders "like a rock"

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Interest rate rises will hit tracker mortgage holders "like a rock"

People who have had their monthly payments reduced because of the current low base rate will be hit "like a rock" when the rate rises, says an industry expert.

David Kuo, director of the financial website Fool.co.uk, claims that people on tracker mortgages are making savings now, but they are not reducing their debts.

As soon as the base rate is increased by the Bank of England, he believes there will be huge increases in monthly repayments for tracker mortgage holders.

He adds: "Keep paying what you have always been paying on your debts and mortgages, because when the interest rate does eventually go back up it will hit you like a rock."

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee announced earlier this month that it would keep the base rate at 0.5 per cent.

It also decided to increase investment in its policy of quantitative easing by £50 billion, up to £175 billion.

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