Masthaven reduces rates and enhances criteria
The specialist lender has reduced pricing, raised maximum LTVs and broadened support for self-employed borrowers.
Masthaven Finance has announced a series of enhancements to its proposition, including rate reductions across its product range, increased maximum LTV limits and updated criteria to support self-employed borrowers.
The changes apply across both first and second charge, spanning the lender's residential and buy-to-let ranges.
The enhancements include a number of pricing changes, with rates reduced across all products. The lender's headline rate has been reduced by 0.35%.
Masthaven has also raised the maximum LTV on selected products, whilst also increasing its lowest-priced products from 65% to 70%.
Alongside these changes, the lender has broadened its support for self-employed borrowers, with retained profit now taken into consideration for affordability.
Shelley Stern (pictured), director of mortgages at Masthaven Finance, said: “Following our recent platform rollout, we are delighted to bring these product developments to the market. With reduced rates and increased LTVs, we are well placed to support the market, supported by a strong service proposition. Further enhancements to our affordability assessment will enable us to continue to support self-employed applicants.”
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