Barclays announces BTL and residential rate cuts

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Barclays Mortgages have made rate reductions across its residential and buy-to-let product ranges for customers purchasing and remortgaging properties, as well as deals for existing customers.

These changes come into effect on 20 August.

Barclays’ range of fixed-rate and tracker products for residential mortgage applications will see reductions of up to 32bps. These include rates available for customers looking to both purchase a property or remortgage an existing one.

In addition, Barclays’ buy-to-let mortgage range will see five products introduced, comprising rates available up to 60 and 75% LTV.

Key changes include the following:

Residential:

  • 1.69% two-year tracker, £999 fee, 60% LTV – reduced to 1.38%
  • 2.29% two-year tracker, £999 fee, 80% LTV – reduced to 1.97%
  • 2.27% two-year fixed rate, no fee, 85% LTV – reduced to 2.05%

Buy-to-Let

  • 10-year fixed rate, £1,795 fee, 75% LTV – 2.75%
  • Two-year fixed rate, £1,295 fee, 60% LTV – 1.45%
  • Two-year tracker, £0 fee, 75% LTV – 2.25%
  • Three-year fixed £0 product fee, 75% LTV – 2.00% (Premier exclusive)
  • Five-year fixed £2495 product fee, 75% LTV – 2.50% (Portfolio Landlords)

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