TMW launches sub-5% fixed rate in latest round of rate cuts
The largest reductions are in the lender's HMO range.
"We are pleased to announce further rate reductions following a sustained period of stability in the swap rate environment."
The Mortgage Works has reduced buy-to-let rates by up to 0.50% across a selected range of its new business products.
As a result, TMW are now offering a sub-5% five-year fixed rate.
Across its buy-to-let range, rates will reduce across selected one, two and five-year fixed rate products by up to 0.40%.
Highlights include five-year fixed rates, now down to 4.99% with a 3% fee at 55% LTV, at 5.04% with a 3% fee at 65% LTV, and 5.59% with a £1495 fee, available up to 75% LTV.
TMW is also reducing selected rates in its let-to-buy and large portfolio range by up to 0.40% and its HMO range by up to 0.50% for new business customers.
Daniel Clinton, head of specialist lending at The Mortgage Works, said: “We are pleased to announce further rate reductions following a sustained period of stability in the swap rate environment.
"These reductions will be well received by buy-to-let investors and provide welcomed relief over their repayments.”
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