On average fees have risen 8 per cent in just four months, but fees on a benchmark five-year fix are up an astonishing 30 per cent since January.
Average mortgage fee risen 8% in four months to hit a 25 year high
Super News Live – World News in your palm Business Average mortgage fee risen 8% in four months to hit a 25 year high
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