Barclays unveils record low rate for 10-year fix

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Barclays has launched what it claims is the UK’s lowest ever 10-year fixed rate mortgage at 2.9%.

It is available up to 60% LTV and was previously available at 3.45%.

It comes with a £999 fee.

Meanwhile, Barclays is introducing a new 60% LTV two-year tracker at Barclays Bank Base Rate (BBBR*) plus 0.89% with a follow on rate on offer of BBBR+1.99%.

It has also reduced the rates on some of its two-year and five-year fixed products.

Andy Gray, managing director of Mortgages for Barclays, said: “We are thrilled to be offering a UK first in the shape of our 10-year 2.99% fixed rate.

“”ur New Year deals cater for a range of needs from homeowners reviewing their mortgage to those hoping to get on the property ladder during 2015 – we are confident our rates will be extremely appealing.

“A homeowner with a £150,000 mortgage balance with a market average SVR of 4.4% could achieve savings of £4,595 over two years when choosing Barclays two-year tracker at BBBR+0.89%.”

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