The Mansfield makes BTL rate reduction

The Mansfield Building Society has introduced new products across the Buy to Let, Residential and Shared Ownership sectors at the start of what the Society believes will be a good year for its growth with intermediaries.


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Thursday 15th January 2015

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The Society has improved its fixed rate mortgages on a two year term basis across the three sectors, and launched new discounted rate products in the Residential sector, including a product available to age 80.

Their buy to let two year fixed rate (up to 70% LTV) has been reduced from 3.99% to 3.49%.

Residential changes include a 2 year fixed rate to 95% LTV at 4.69% house purchase only, max loan size £200k and a 2 year discounted rate to 85% LTV at 2.45% (3.14% below SVR) remortgage only, max loan size £350k. There is also a 3 year discounted rate to 60% LTV at 3.99% (1.60% below SVR), max loan size £300k.
 
Stuart Bryce, Business Development Manager at The Mansfield, said:

“At The Mansfield we want intermediaries to have good quality mortgages for key market segments.

"In the residential sector, we have a competitively positioned fixed rate mortgage suitable for First Time Buyers. We’re also supporting older applicants with a product available to age 80.

"Shared Ownership applicants with us can now benefit from purchasing up to 75% of the property value on a mortgage up to 95% of the share.

"Our BTL range has been further strengthened with the improved fixed rate as intermediaries and landlords recognise the benefit of our manual underwriting.
2015 will see opportunities for the broker community to provide customers with advice on a wide range of enquiries. For customers with particular needs, which are not being accommodated by mainstream lenders, The Mansfield offers a competitive portfolio.”

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Amy Loddington Communications director Communications director
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