The Tipton increases maximum LTV for expat residential borrowers
In addition, the Society has updated its offering for expat buy-to-let borrowers.
Tipton & Coseley Building Society has added a selection of 90% LTV products to its expat residential mortgage range.
The range consists of two and five-year fixed rates, plus a variable rate option presented as a two-year discount.
The Tipton’s two-year fixed residential expat mortgage at 90% LTV has a rate of 5.75% and a £1,400 arrangement fee. The five year fix also has a rate of 5.75%, while the two year discount is priced at 5.90%.
Existing 85% LTV products are retained, leading to a broader range with rates from 5.39%.
In addition, the Society has updated its offering for expat buy-to-let borrowers, introducing two-year fixed rate deals at both 60% and 80% LTV.
These have rates of 5.90% and 6.00% respectively and sit alongside a choice of three and five-year fixed rate options, as well as a two-year discount.
Becky Wheeler, head of product and sales operations at the Tipton, said: “We are pleased to be extending the opportunity to purchase a home in the UK to a wider number of expats.
“Increasing our maximum LTV to 90% means a smaller deposit is required. This creates more choice within the segment for brokers and their clients, who may be able to buy sooner as a result.”
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