Britannia unveils new fixed rate mortgage
Britannia Building Society has unveiled a new fixed rate mortgage.
Friday 1st September 2006
Britannia Building Society has unveiled a new fixed rate mortgage.
The five-year deal offers a competitive rate of 5.14 per cent, with loans available up to 95 per cent of the propertys value.
A £399 arrangement charge and a £100 administration fee are required to take out the mortgage.
Britannia has also released details of its new five-year remortgage package.
Similar to the above deal in that it has a maximum LTV of 95 per cent and a £399 arrangement fee, this mortgage has a rate of 5.34 per cent.
With no administration fee and a free first standard valuation, the offer is expected to prove popular with consumers.
Tim Franklin, managing director of Member Business at the firm, commented: "Now is a good time for borrowers to consider the security of a fixed-rate mortgage following the recent rate increase and speculation of further increases.
"This removes uncertainty of rate rises and ensures a great rate for five years."
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