Yorkshire building society
Yorkshire Building Society has reduced the rate of its first-time buyer mortgage to 5.59% after seeing a surge in demand for the product since June.
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.
Record numbers of mortgage borrowers are sitting on lenders’ SVRs and missing out on large savings by not switching, according to the Yorkshire Building Society (YBS).
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Over 2.3m mortgage borrowers are now sitting on SVRs, accounting for 28% of the total mortgage market, according to Yorkshire Building Society (YBS).
Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) has launched a direct-only 90% LTV mortgage exclusively for first-time buyers.
Accord Mortgages has launched two ten-year fixed rate mortgages offered at up to 75% LTV, which Charcol said ‘fills a gap in the market’.
Yorkshire and Chelsea building societies have officially completed their merger and will integrate the two organisations over the next 18 months.
The FSA has approved the merger between Chelsea and Yorkshire building societies.
Accord will withdraw all of its products at 5pm today and relaunch a number of new deals on Monday.
Yorkshire Building Society posted a pre-tax loss of £12.5m for 2009, an improvement compared to a pre-tax loss of £22m for 2008.
Chelsea Building Society has posted a pre-tax loss of £27.1m for 2009, an improvement compared to a pre-tax loss of £39m in 2008.
Phil Whitehouse takes a look at the history of consolidation in the building society sector
Yorkshire Building Society has launched its lowest ever two-year fixed rate mortgage at 3.09% along with a number of cuts across its range of fixed-rate products by up to 0.40%.
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