Home owners forced to pay £1,300 extra a year after initial mortgage deal ends
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The exclusive research for The Daily Telegraph is the latest evidence of how
banks are profiteering amid the credit crisis by refusing to lower their
borrowing costs to borrowers.

It showed almost a third of lenders …

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