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 A year in mortgages

July 2002: Mortgage lending sets new records as gross lending totals ?21.8bn, an increase of 41% year-on-year.

December 2002: Figures show that remortgaging accounted for 38% of all lending in 2002 at ?83.6bn, the highest figure on record.

January 2003: There were an estimated 275,500 buy-to-let mortgages outstanding worth a total ?24.2bn - accounting for around 3.5% of all residential mortgage lending.

February 2003: The Bank of England announces a surprise 0.25% cut in its base rate to 3.75%, the first change since November 2001. Lenders are swift to respond with mortgage rate cuts varying from 0.1% to the full 0.25%. A Council of Mortgage Lenders poll reveals that 20% of borrowers now have a flexible mortgage.

March 2003: Figures show that fixed-rate mortgages have become much more popular, accounting for 47% of new lending during the month, compared with 30% in March 2002.

April 2003: In his Budget, the chancellor announces a review to examine why long-term, fixed-rate loans form such a low proportion of UK mortgages. The problem of excessive stamp duty on Islamic mortgages will also be abolished.

May 2003: Several mainstream lenders launch 10-year fixed-rate loans.


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