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Fixed means that is what you pay regardless of how high or low the rate changes. To change it you would need to re-finance. A variable rate is bad since if interest goes very high, you will be paying the higher rate.


I am assuming you are asking for a mortgage for a house...

The answer is yes but it is a more difficult process than getting an incountry loan...

Generally, the lender would need a business presence in the country that the


ask the bank


Actually, multiple credit checks within a short period of time don't really hurt your credit. The reporting agencies figure you are shopping for something and it usually only counts as one instance.

But to answer your real question: I would

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Increasing Mortgage Rates Threaten Thousands of Brits with Home-Loss

21.05.12 Increasing Mortgage Rates Threaten Thousands of Brits with Home-Loss RoadFish.com men’s lifestyle and finance magazine today expressed concern for its friends in the UK dealing with the Eurozone crisis, especially after a recent report stated that over 100,000 families in the UK could lose their
Source: PR Web (press release)

TEXT-S&P lowers rtgs on junior nts in 3 Eurosail UK RMBS deals

21.05.12 Standard & Poor's Ratings Services today lowered its credit ratings on Eurosail PRIME-UK 2007-A PLC's class D notes, Eurosail-UK 2007-5NP PLC's class D1c notes, and Eurosail-UK 2007-6NC PLC's class D1a notes. At the same time, we raised our rating on Eurosail-UK 2007-6NC's class A1a notes, and affirmed
Source: London South East

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Bank of England to keep rates on hold 'till late summer'
Bank of England to keep rates on hold 'till late summer'

UK Banks Expect `Subdued' Mortgage Lending, BOE Report Says


Banks' mortgage lending subdued
Banks' mortgage lending subdued

Insurance to guard against a sharp rise in mortgage interest
Insurance to guard against a sharp rise in mortgage interest

Five Questions About: Interest rates
Five Questions About: Interest rates