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19 March 2010

BBC want mortgage borrowers who have done well from low interest rates

A BBC programme wants to do a report on the mortgage market and is looking for people who will be willing to talk about their recent mortgage experiences. In particular, the Beeb is especially interested in people who fall within one of the following three categories: - A borrower who has seen their monthly repayments plummet and has done something exciting with their savings. - Someone who has made the most of low interest rates to upsize/buy new property - a home owner who took out a 100%/125% mortgage at the peak of the boom and needs advice on what to do next (they could be changing mortgage - or wanting to upsize.) If you think you might be willing to be filmed by this programme, please let us know. You'd be doing a big favour to lovemoney.com. If you answer this question, and say you're interested, I'll get in touch. Alternatively, you can email me direct using the following email address:  ed at lovemoney.com (I changed the format of the address in an attempt to avoid the attention of email spammers.) Thanks! Ed Bowsher, lovemoney.com staff member

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