Hodge cuts mortgage rates and enhances LTI criteria
Hodge is now allowing borrowers to lend up to 6x income.
Hodge Bank has announced rate reductions across selected Resi Retire and RIO products, alongside enhancements to its loan-to-income (LTI) criteria.
Hodge has updated its LTI calculations across the Resi, Resi Retirement and RIO ranges, allowing borrowers with incomes above £40,000 to lend up to six times their income.
Hodge has also reduced rates by up to 0.22% across its Resi Retire range and by up to 0.15% across its RIO range. Within its Resi Retirement range, two-year fixed rates have fallen by up to 0.12%, while five-year rates have reduced by up to 0.22% at 60% and 75% LTV.
In addition, the lender has reintroduced its 60% LTV £995 fee products, offering a lower-fee option for customers seeking greater flexibility.
These changes follow a number of recent criteria enhancements including lending up to 95% LTV and interest-only up to 80% LTV.
Emma Graham, business development director at Hodge Bank, said: “This update enables us to support more customers as they plan their finances. It also expands opportunities for older first-time and second-time buyers, as well as those releasing equity to meet a wide range of needs.”
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