MortgagesMay 23 2023

Lenders pull 10-year fixed deals from market

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Lenders pull 10-year fixed deals from market
The average rate on a 10-year fixed mortgage has risen from 4.99 per cent to 5.06 per cent since the start of April (Dinendra Haria/Getty Images)

A number of mortgage lenders have pulled their 10-year fixed rate mortgage products from the market this week following the latest interest rate rise from the Bank of England.

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