Aldermore unveils new purchase and remortgage deals

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Aldermore bank has revamped its residential owner occupied mortgage range, introducing new products for purchase and remortgage.

It has also reduced rates on a number of products, supporting borrowers looking to get on the property ladder or who want to secure a better deal.

Aldermore bank’s new limited edition products for purchase and remortgage are fee-free with no product and valuation or funds transfer fee, with free legals on remortgages:

  • 2 year fixed 2.48% to 75% loan to value (LTV)
  • 5 year fixed 2.68% to 75% LTV
  • 2 year fixed 2.78% to 80% LTV
  • 5 year fixed 2.98% to 80% LTV

The bank has also re-introduced its 95% LTV proposition for purchase only. The following will include a £999 product fee:

  • 2 year fixed 5.08% to 95% LTV
  • 5 year fixed 5.28% to 95% LTV

These products across its standard level 1 range will have the following rate reductions:

  • The following purchase and remortgage products include a £999 product fee:
  • 2 year fixed 3.08% (reduced from 3.18%) to 75% LTV
  • 5 year fixed 3.28% (reduced from 3.38%) to 75% LTV
  • 2 year fixed 3.38% (reduced from 3.48%) to 80% LTV
  • 5 year fixed 3.58% (reduced from 3.68%) to 80% LTV
  • The following remortgage only products do not have product fees:
  • 2 year fixed 3.38% (reduced from 3.48%) to 75% LTV
  • 5 year fixed 3.68% (reduced from 3.78%) to 75% LTV
  • 2 year fixed 3.58% (reduced from 3.68%) to 80% LTV
  • 5 year fixed 3.88% (reduced from 3.98%) to 80% LTV

Aldermore lends to 5.5x income for individuals or joint applicants with a total allowable income of at least £50,000 and a maximum term of 40 years. It considers applicants that have had communications defaults and all defaults registered over three years ago, alongside applicants who’ve taken government grants or bounce back loans.

Jon Cooper, head of mortgage distribution at Aldermore, said: “We’re delighted to be expanding our range of owner occupied mortgages and reducing the rates of some of our most popular products. There is a lot of motivation among buyers to put those home buying plans devised during lockdown into action so whether you’re a first time buyer, home mover or looking to remortgage, we want to help find a solution that can fit your individual circumstances.

“Conditions have been tough the past year particularly for those that do not necessarily have simple or straightforward finances, such as the self-employed or those with blips on their credit history, but the market is very much open for business again. It’s important people see they have opportunity to realise their home ownership dreams, which is why we consider every application on its own merits, and pride ourselves on tackling even the more challenging applications and, if there’s a way to make it happen, we’ll find it.”

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