LendInvest cuts rates across its residential range by 45bps
The lender announced the new rate cuts alongside the reintroduction of a 5-year 90% LTV product

LendInvest has reduced mortgage rates across its residential range by up to 0.45%.
Following the changes, which have been made to enhance its offering to key workers, the self-employed, and those with complex income streams and credit histories, residential products are now available with rates starting from 6.44%, with reductions across both two and five-year fixed rates.
Meanwhile, the lender has also reintroduced lending at 90% LTV for five-year fixed mortgages.
Brokers are now able to download PDF versions of every application, past present and future via the LendInvest portal, for documentation purposes.
Esther Morley, (pictured) MD of residential mortgages at LendInvest, said: “Adjusting our product set to match the ever-changing needs of homeowners and our brokers alike is of the highest priority for the team.
"We are delighted to be releasing these new and improved updates for our residential mortgage range, and improving the process by which you apply for and secure a mortgage with us.”

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