Saffron for Intermediaries cuts residential rates by 0.40%
Saffron’s owner occupied rates now start at 4.17%.
"The mortgage market is in a really positive place right now, and as a result, we are delighted to announce these rate reductions across our owner occupied range."
- Tony Hall, head of business development at Saffron
Saffron for Intermediaries has reduced rates across its residential range by 0.40%.
At 80% LTV, five-year fixed rates now start at 4.17% and two-year fixes at 4.67%.
85% LTV rates have reduced to 4.37% fixed for five years and 4.77% fixed for two years.
All products in the range come with a £999 arrangement fee and a free valuation.
Tony Hall, head of business development at Saffron for Intermediaries, commented: “The mortgage market is in a really positive place right now, and as a result, we are delighted to announce these rate reductions across our owner occupied range. With the cost-of-living continuing to squeeze the finances of homeowners and prospective buyers, these new rates aim to help make the process of buying or moving home more affordable.
"The announcement follows the launch of our professional product range at the beginning of the month, and new criteria in August, all of which supports our ambition to help as many people as possible achieve their home ownership goals.”
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