Gen H cuts high-LTV and New Build Boost rates by up to 0.20%
New Build Boost is the lender's recently-launched mortgage scheme designed to replace Help to Buy.
Residential mortgage lender, Gen H, has announced its fourth round of rate cuts in as many weeks, continuing its focus on high-LTV products and its New Build Boost offering.
90% and 95% LTV rates are down by 10 bps, while 85% LTV and New Build Boost rates have reduced by 20 bps.
These new rate reductions are available across the lender’s two, three and five-year products and will be live from 5:30pm today.
Gen H's recently-launched New Build Boost offering is a mortgage scheme designed to help bridge the gap between deposit and affordability, unlocking homeownership for more first-time buyers and homemovers. The scheme combines a standard 80% LTV mortgage from Gen H, a 5% deposit from the customer, and a 15% interest-free equity loan supported by Persimmon to help bridge the gap.
Pete Dockar, chief commercial officer at Gen H, commented: “In true Gen H fashion, we’ve moved quickly over the past few weeks – first with reductions to our two-year rates and then our five-year fixes at higher LTVs.
"Now we’re making more significant cuts to high-LTV rates, alongside a reduction to our New Build Boost product rate. These changes, combined with our flexible criteria, are designed to support the growing number of first-time buyers who rely on higher LTVs or innovative schemes to find a foothold on the ladder.
"I’m really pleased to see brokers already taking advantage of these reductions, and I hope many more aspiring homeowners end up with keys in hand as a result.”
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