Northern Rock reduces mortgage rates by up to 0.90%
Northern Rock has reduced rates across its mortgage range by up to 0.90% and extended its £500 cashback incentive to include all Buy to Let products with percentage fees.
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For those who wish to keep their costs as low as possible however, 2-year Everyday fixed rates with no product fees, start from 3.19% at 70% LTV.
Northern Rock remains committed to assisting those with smaller deposits, including First Time Buyers. It has therefore reduced selected mortgage rates across its products at 80% LTV (20% deposit required), 85% LTV (15% deposit required) and 90% LTV (10% deposit required).
A 2-Year Everyday fixed rate mortgage at 90% LTV exclusively for purchase customers, is now available from just 5.25% with a £995 product fee. Customers will also qualify for £500 cashback. Or for those who choose our Fee Saver Option, the same term is available at just 5.45%.
Following demand from BTL customers who welcomed Northern Rock’s recent limited period offer of £750 cashback across the BTL range, the lender has also extended its £500 cashback incentive on selected residential products, to include all BTL products with a percentage fee.
Selected fixed rates in the Intermediary Exclusive range of mortgage products have also been reduced by up to 0.30%.
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