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Abbey for Intermediaries (AFI) is set to launch an exclusive two-year fix at 3.09% available up to 60% LTV.
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.
The Mortgage Works (TMW) has extended its buy-to-let range to offer landlords greater choice and flexibility.
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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.
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 plans to slash its application fee from £250 to £99 for home buyers from Monday next week.
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 customers are facing a month wait for mortgage interviews after demand soared when it slashed application fees to £99 at the start of July.
Mortgage networks PMS and Sesame in partnership with lender NatWest have launched a two-year tracker product for house purchase.
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.
The Bank Base Rate has been maintained at 0.5% for the 15th consecutive month.
The Bank of England Base Rate looks set to remain low for the foreseeable future.
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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