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Richard Murphy

  • Writer, Funding the Future, Tax Research UK
  • Professor of Accounting Practice, University of Sheffield Management School
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Economic justice campaigner. Emeritus Professor of Accounting Practice, University of Sheffield. Political economist. www.youtube.com/@RichardJMurphy
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Debate Ammunition: The UK Mortgage Market

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By Richard Murphy
| Tax Research UK
The Richard J Murphy YouTube Channel Debate Ammunition The UK Mortgage Market Funding the Future | June 2026 Today's topic Trump's war, your mortgage: How the UK mortgage market is failing households The video to which this Debate Ammunition relates can be found here. The core argument The UK mortgage market is structurally designed to pass risk from financial institutions directly onto households.
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Trump is raising your mortgage, and what can be done about it

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By Richard Murphy
| Tax Research UK
Most British mortgage holders live with uncertainty. They always face the risk of higher repayment costs through no fault of their own. A change in interest rates, a financial crisis, a war started by Donald Trump, or turmoil in global markets can suddenly increase the cost of keeping a roof over their heads. But it does not have to be this way. In the United States, millions of homeowners have fixed-rate mortgages that last for the entire life of their loan.
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The impoverishing thinking of central bankers who want interest rate rises

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By Richard Murphy
| Tax Research UK
In an article published yesterday in the Financial Times, Megan Greene, an external member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, argued that the UK may need higher interest rates if the war in the Middle East continues and energy prices rise as a consequence. Her concern is that rising energy prices might trigger what economists call “second-round inflationary effects”.
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