Barclays introduces three new deals

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Barclays has launched three new fixed rate deals.

The bank said the new mortgages were based on customer feedback.

The new residential deals are as follows:

  • 2.99% three-year fixed, £0 product fee, 95% LTV. Minimum loan £5,000, maximum loan now £375,000 – available for purchase only
  • Great Escape 2.24% two-year fixed, £0 product fee, 90% LTV, Minimum loan £5,000, maximum loan now £375,000 – available for remortgage only

The Great Escape package comes with a non-disclosed valuation, free standard legals and £400 Cashback. If our customer chooses to use their own solicitor, the cashback offered on Great Escape products is £500.

Barclays has also introduced a new, purchase only buy-to-let mortgage. It is a 1.68% two-year fixed, with £1,295 product fee, up to 75% LTV. The minimum loan amount is £35,000, maximum £1,000,000.

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