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The disadvantage of a fixed rate mortgage is that if interest rates drop you'll be tied into your set higher rate until the end of the agreed period. So you won't see any decrease in your monthly repayments. At the end of the two- to five-year term borrowers will typically be converted to the standard variable rate.
 
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The number of new mortgages being approved for home buying fell again in November, says the Bank of England. Its latest figures show that just 83,000 new mortgages were approved for home buyers last month.