Prestige launches lowest ever Prime and Large loan rates
Prestige Finance, part of OneSavings Bank plc, has cut rates across its Prime & Large Loan range to offer its lowest ever variable and fixed rates on its Prime and Large loan products.
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On Prestige's Prime range, variable rates start at 4.68% up to 65% LTV and from 9.14% up to 85% LTV.
2 year fixed rates are available from 4.98% up to 65% LTV and from 9.44% up to 85% LTV, while 3 year fixes start from 5.18% up to 65% LTV and from 9.64% up to 85% LTV.
Large loan products include variable rates from 5.50% up to 65% LTV and from 5.95% up to 75% LTV.
New 2 year fixed rates start from 5.80% up to 65% LTV and 6.25% up to 75% LTV. New 3 year fixed rates from 6.00% up to 65% LTV and from 6.45% up to 75% LTV.
Darrell Walker, Head of Product & New Business, Prestige Finance, said:
“We’re delighted to introduce these rate reductions and add further value for our key partners and their customers by increasing the attractiveness and competitiveness of our Prime and Large Loan propositions.
"Combined with our flexible and proven approach to underwriting, our second charge lending proposition is one of the most comprehensive in the market and one that demonstrates both our confidence, and that of our parent group OneSavings Bank in the second charge lending market.”
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