HSBC launches sub-4% mortgage rates at 90% LTV
The lender has reduced rates across dozens of products.
HSBC UK is reducing rates across dozens of mortgage products, with rate reductions of up to 0.11 percentage points applied to its first-time buyer range.
The rate reductions offer support to home-movers, first-time buyers and existing customers looking to switch to a new rate.
HSBC UK’s lowest priced product is now priced at 3.56%, available on two-year fix at 60% LTV with a £999 fee for home-movers.
Elsewhere in its residential purchase range, two-year fixed rates at 90% LTV have reduced to 3.96% on the bank's Premier product and 3.99% for the standard product with a £999 fee and £250 cashback.
At 95% LTV, a fee-free two-year fixed rate has decreased to 4.66% with £250 cashback.
In HSBC's first-time buyer range, 90% LTV two-year fixed rates now start from 4.01% for a Premier product with £750 cashback, 4.06% for the standard rate with £750 cashback, and 4.26% fee-free with £500 cashback.
A 95% LTV two-year fix has reduced by 11bps to 4.68% with no fee and £1,000 cashback.
In addition, a five-year fixed rate at 90% LTV is down to 4.19% with £750 cashback.
In HSBC's switcher range, a two-year fix at 95% LTV has reduced to 4.66% with no fee.
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