Enable’s experienced Cambridgeshire IFA’s can help you find the right package for you and your circumstances. This week we note with interest that the Nationwide Building Society has reduced rates across its fixed and tracker mortgages for new and existing customers. This will mean that all two-year fixed rates available up to 60 per cent loan-to-value will be cut by 0.10 per cent, and those up to 70 per cent LTV will be cut by 0.15 per cent for new applications.
They are now offering two fixed and two tracker rate products available for both new and existing customers below 2 per cent and new customers can access rates of 1.94 per cent up to 60 per cent LTV and 1.99 per cent for those two year fixed and tracker products up to 70 per cent LTV. An additional 0.1 per cent reduction is available on all rates for new applications from existing mortgage customers.
Additionally Nationwide has introduced a new 2.29 per cent three-year fixed rate up to 70 per cent LTV, or 2.19 per cent for existing customers. For each of these newly-adjusted products first time buyers will pay a reduced fee of £400 instead of the full £900 product fee.
According to the building society, none of its mortgage rates are being increased. Many other mortgage provides will be looking to follow suit, as you will know if you are looking to buy it is a highly competitive market. At Enable our experienced IFA’s can help you make sense of the figures.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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