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Halifax cuts rates again
The UK's biggest mortgage lender, Halifax, is cutting some of its interest rates for new borrowers.
When including Bank of Scotland which is part of the same group the cuts cover 45 mortgage products. The main changes are in the three to five year fixed rates and the tracker rates, with rate cuts of up to 0.18%.
There is no change to the level of deposits required or to the arrangement fees so only those lucky enough to be able to cover these will be able to take advantage of the new lower rates.
