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The Bank of England has maintained a record low interest rate of 0.5% since 2009, benefiting businesses by enabling growth and investment. However, this has posed challenges for savers and pensioners who face financial constraints. The Monetary Policy Committee took extreme measures during the economic emergency, and while the economy has stabilized, there is concern about future interest rate increases and their impact on repossessions. The Bank of England faces the challenge of gradually returning to normal economic conditions.

What concerns are raised about potential repossessions when interest rates rise?

What measures did the monetary Policy Committee consider during the economic emergency?