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AFI cuts rates at 80% LTV
Abbey for Intermediaries (AFI) is set to launch an exclusive two-year fix at 3.09% available up to 60% LTV.
Mortgage products at 20-month high
Over 1,500 mortgage schemes were introduced into the UK mortgage market in August indicating the biggest monthly increase in over 20 months, according to a monthly product survey from Mortgage Brain.
TMW enhances buy-to-let range
The Mortgage Works (TMW) has extended its buy-to-let range to offer landlords greater choice and flexibility.
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Barclays offers loyalty deals
Barclays is to launch its first loyalty mortgages for existing current account customers, who will be offered a reduction of up to 0.54% on selected tracker, fixed rate and offset deals.
Blog: Are mortgages about to get cheaper?
It's a fair enough question, one would think, when research from Moneyfacts shows that lenders are enjoying margins at all-time highs on their mortgage rates.
Northern Rock slashes mortgage fee for buyers to £99
Northern Rock plans to slash its application fee from £250 to £99 for home buyers from Monday next week.
Yorkshire BS cuts rates for 85% LTV
Yorkshire Building Society has launched a market leading three-year fixed rate deal for those with a 15% deposit at 4.59% with a £495 fee.
First Direct struggles to service applicants lured by £99 fee
First Direct customers are facing a month wait for mortgage interviews after demand soared when it slashed application fees to £99 at the start of July.
PMS & Sesame launch 2.35% tracker
Mortgage networks PMS and Sesame in partnership with lender NatWest have launched a two-year tracker product for house purchase.
Woolwich cuts rates; droplock added to mortgages
Woolwich, mortgages from Barclays will cut the interest rates it charges on mortgages up to 80% loan to value by up to 0.21% from tomorrow.
Interest rate held at 0.5%
The Bank Base Rate has been maintained at 0.5% for the 15th consecutive month.
Cost of borrowing to stay low
The Bank of England Base Rate looks set to remain low for the foreseeable future.
Borrowers fail to overpay while rates remain low
Nearly two-thirds of borrowers on tracker rate mortgages have failed to take advantage of current low interest rates to overpay their mortgages, according to unbiased.co.uk.
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