Originally posted by Troll
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Interest Rate Dilemma
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I think was only at 15% for a few hours on the day we were forced out of the ERM. It followed a spell of the country living beyond its means, a bit like the last few years come to think of it. -
If memory serves they never actually made it to 15%. The rate was increased from 10% to 12% with the announcement that a further 3% rise was to be made the following day. However by then we were out of the ERM so I don't think we ever actually got bases rates of 15%.Originally posted by rootsnallI think was only at 15% for a few hours on the day we were forced out of the ERM. It followed a spell of the country living beyond its means, a bit like the last few years come to think of it.
At the time I had a mortgage of 160k. Ouch.
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