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Oct 2023
25m 33s

Mortgages and Part-time Work for Student...

Bbc Radio 4
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The Bank of England has held interest rates at 5.25%, ending a run of 14 consecutive increases. What does that mean for mortgages? We'll also look back one year on from the mini-budget. Hear from Clare Beardmore the Director of the Mortgage Club at Legal and General and Nimesh Shah the CEO of Blick Rothenberg. Nearly half of our universities are now enco ... Show More
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