Hodge expands RIO and 50+ mortgage ranges
The lender has launched new five-year fixed rate products at 60% LTV.

Hodge is adding new 60% LTV five-year fixed rate products to its 50+ and retirement interest only (RIO) mortgage ranges.
The new 50+ product is available at 5.32% and the RIO rate at 5.57%, both with a £995 product fee.
The new product launches follow the introduction of a new Hodge Resi product – a rebrand of its professional mortgage proposition. ‘Hodge Resi’ provides more inclusive borrowing options for customers with complex income requirements, from 21 years of age up to their chosen retirement age.
Emma Graham, business development director at Hodge, said: “It has been a busy few weeks at Hodge as we have been launching new products and introducing lower rates across our mortgage propositions.
“These latest products have been introduced as we have been finding an increased demand for lower LTV options. To ensure we provide the same level of solutions to our existing customers, we are also adding the 60% option to our retention range.
“I know we talk about this a lot at Hodge, but as a business our aim is to be as adaptable as possible. Adding more options to help our intermediaries and their customers get the right financial outcome is what we’re all about. We believe these new, lower LTV products will help them achieve that.”

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