Clydesdale Bank improves 85% & 90% LTV criteria

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Clydesdale Bank has made changes to its 85% and 90% LTV lending criteria, in a move designed to help more customers.

At 90% LTV, the bank has increased its maximum term from 30 to 35 years and will accept flats and maisonettes.

In addition, larger loan sizes of £540k–£750k are now available for properties in London and South East England across a range of Professional and non-Professional products.

Flats and maisonettes must be in buildings with four storeys or fewer and must not be ex-local authority or ex-MoD.

At 85% LTV, the maximum loan size has increased from £750k to £1m.

Meanwhile, the bank has launched new 90% LTV rates available in London and South East for loans between £540,000 and £750,000:

  • 90% LTV two-year fixed rate at 3.42% with £999 fee
  • 90% LTV five-year fixed rate at 3.66% with £999 fee

It has also made the following reductions:

  • 75% LTV 2 and 5 year fixed rates with £999 fee have been reduced, now starting from 1.32%
  • 75% LTV 5 Year Fixed Rate Fee Offer is reduced to 1.72%
  • It has simplified the Full C&I product range to offer a single product fee structure of £999 for loans up to £1m

 

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