10 new deals from Accord for 10 days

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Accord Mortgages

Accord Mortgages has launched new 70% LTV products for 10 days only.

Rates start from 2.99% for a two-year fixed rate mortgage and 3.29% for a five-year fixed product.

All applications must be submitted by 6 September 6.

Fees are between £995 and £1495. Some of the 10 include incentives such as cashback on completion, free valuations and free legal assistance. They are all available up to a maximum loan value of £1 million.

“The summer holidays may be drawing to a close but we are putting a smile back on the face of homeowners,” said Steve McAvan, Accord Mortgages group intermediary product manager.

“We want to offer borrowers the best deals available on the market and these products certainly are competitive.

“Of course, the downside is they won’t last forever – in fact, they’ll only last a matter of days. So my message to brokers is ‘act now’. If they have any interested clients I would advise them to get their applications submitted before the deadline expires.”

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