Barclays cuts five-year rates

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Barclays has cut certain rates within its five year purchase and remortgage product range.

The rate cuts are as follows:

Residential (available for purchase and remortgage)

  • 1.89% five-year fixed rate, £999 product fee, 60% LTV, minimum loan £5,000, maximum loan £1,000,000 has been decreased to 1.83%
  • 1.94% five-year fixed rate, £999 product fee, 75% LTV, minimum loan £5,000, maximum loan £1,000,000 has been decreased to 1.90%
  • 2.09% five-year fixed rate, £999 product fee, 85% LTV, minimum loan £5,000, maximum loan £1,000,000 has been decreased to 2.08%

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