'It is very worrying': Northern Ireland homeowners face tough decisions as uncertainty over interest rates continues:
Uncertainty around the future of interest rates has forced many homeowners across Northern Ireland into making tough decisions.
The family's mortgage payment will go up by £200 a month under the new deal and they will have to pay an exit fee on their current mortgage."If we left it to later it could be a rate 4% higher than we're paying now," he said.Craig said the changes mean they will have to divert savings into household expenditure.
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