Britannia & Co-op move to help FTBs

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Britannia and The Co-operative Bank have introduced new initiatives for first time buyers.

The measures include the re-introduction of 90% LTV options on a range of new mortgage products from Friday 30 April, the launch of a new online advice guide for first time buyers and tailored support and advice through Britannia branches for first time buyers and those looking to move house.

Rod Bulmer, managing director, retail, for The Co-operative Financial Services, said: “We are keen to do as much as possible to help support mortgage customers as we’re aware that buying a house can be confusing at the best of times

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