HSBC launches sub-4% fixed rates
The new rates come as part of widespread rate cuts of up to 0.20% across HSBC's residential and buy-to-let mortgage ranges.
HSBC has introduced two new mortgage rates below 4%.
The bank has launched a Premier five-year fixed rate at 3.98% up to 60% LTV, available for first-time buyers and homemovers.
HSBC has also launched a 3.99% Premier product for remortgage customers.
The lowest two-year fix currently on offer at HSBC is at 4.16%.
The new rates come as part of widespread rate cuts of up to 0.20% across HSBC's residential and buy-to-let mortgage ranges.
Oli O’Donoghue, director of mortgages at HSBC UK, commented: “We are firmly focused on helping people achieve their home ownership goals, from remortgaging their existing property to customers moving onto or up the property ladder.
"There are a number of factors taken into account when setting mortgage rates and following a review, we are pleased to announce that our residential and buy-to-let mortgage rates for new and existing customers are coming down from today.”
Last week, Santander withdrew its new business and product transfer 3.99% five-year fixed rates, citing a recent increase in five-year market swap rates. Santander's two-year 3.99% fixed rate remains in place.
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