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Rate rise `not in June` says National Homebuyers

Released on = June 12, 2007, 3:29 am

Press Release Author = Charlotte Burrows

Industry = Real Estate

Press Release Summary = Market commentators have again raised fears that the Bank of
England could soon raise interest rates by a further 0.25 per cent before the summer
is out.

Press Release Body = Trevor Williams, a chief economist at Lloyds TSB, said that the
Bank of England\'s monetary policy committee (MPC) would almost certainly increase
the base rate to 5.75 per cent by the end of the summer.

However, he said that the rate rise was unlikely to be this month.

\"We may well see a rate rise before the summer is out, but a move this month is
highly unlikely,\" Mr Williams said.

\"We\'ve seen rates increased four times since August last year and the effects of
these are only just starting to show through inflation is coming off the boil, the
housing market is cooling and signs of slower activity are appearing in the retail
sector.\"

Market analysts have widely predicted that the MPC will raise interest rates in July
this year, with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors predicting that rates
could soon hit six per cent.

Julian King, director of fast purchase property firm National Homebuyers says: \"It\'s
the compounding effect of interest rate rises that homeowners should consider, not
the arrival date.

\"Interest rates will rise to 6 per cent this year.

\"Homeowners waiting for the rise before deciding that the only way out is to sell
their property are heading for a fall. Repossessions are at an all time high and
people on a fixed-rate mortgage should be aware that although things are manageable
right now, on the end of their agreement, they will see an astronomical rise in
their monthly payments.\"

Homeowners needing to sell their property could consider the National Homebuyers
option of \'fast sale\' or \'sell and rent back\'. The Sussex-based company purchases
properties for cash at a timescale that suits the vendor. Additionally they offer a
\'Sell and Rent Back\' solution allowing homeowners to release equity in their home
without the need for moving.

More information is available at www.nationalhomebuyers.co.uk/index.asp

Web Site = http://www.nationalhomebuyers.co.uk

Contact Details = Sterling House
20 Victoria Way
Burgess Hill
West Sussex
RH15 9NF
0870 979 8118
Fax: 01444 257333
info@nationalhomebuyers.co.uk

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