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<h3>A young family based in Bath, who were given the life-changing opportunity to buy their rental property from the local authority, have seen their dream shattered by a lender that has failed to honour the rate that was applied for and secured weeks previously.</h3>The client's mortgage product and rate had been agreed and they were just days away from getting a binding mortgage offer. But at the eleventh hour, the lender in question, Bluestone Mortgages, changed their mortgage rate to an astronomical 8.75%, putting the young family's dream of homeownership firmly out of reach.The family are no longer able to buy their rental property from the housing association and, to cap it all off, have lost money on valuation fees as a result.Bluestone Mortgages said the reason for its mortgage rate U-turn was the fact it has been overwhelmed by the sheer volume of business it has taken on, resulting in delays on their side, and “economic turbulence”.But unlike other lenders, and in what may well be a first, they have made the decision to not honour rates that have been applied for and secured weeks prior. This is the first case of this kind Charles Yuille of Bath-based <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.willowbrookmortgages.co.uk">Willow Brook Mortgages</a> has ever have seen.Other lenders and big banks are all standing by clients at this time and honouring rates previously offered despite rising rates and the extreme economic turbulence.Charles Yuille, Director of Willow Brook Mortgages, commented:<blockquote>At a time when all lenders are repricing, the vast majority are at least honouring rates that have previously been offered. The decision to change rates on cases that have been in processing for weeks, as Bluestone Mortgages have done, is a dark day for the UK mortgage sector. This kind of act has a huge emotional and financial impact on people. Trust is something banks have fought to regain from the public, but lenders like Bluestone mortgages will find this trust is now lost permanently.</blockquote>

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