Clydesdale Bank unveils new mortgage deals

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Clydesdale Bank has introduced some new mortgage products.

The new products are as follows:

New customer products:

  • Residential 75% & 80% LTV fixed rate fee savers re-launched, now from 5.42%.
  • 75% – 90% LTV fixed rates reduced by up to 0.48 percentage points, now from 4.99%.
  • Selected BTL 60% – 75% LTV fixed rates reduced by up to 0.41 percentage points, now from 5.39%.
  • Professional and Newly Qualified Professional fixed rates reduced by up to 0.33 percentage points now from 5.40%.
  • Exclusive £1-£2m 75% LTV fixed rates with £1,999 fee reduced by up to 0.44 percentage points now from 5.22%.
  • £1m+ 65% – 85% LTV fixed rates reduced by up to 0.48 percentage points, now from 5.30%.

Product Transfer:

  • 65% – 95% LTV fixed rates with £499 fee reduced by up to 0.48 percentage points, now from 4.95%.
  • 65%-95% LTV fixed rate fee savers reduced by up to 0.40 percentage points, now from 5.16%.
  • BTL 60% – 80% LTV fixed rates reduced by up to 0.41 percentage points, now from 5.39%.
  • Professional and Newly Qualified Professional fixed rates reduced by up to 0.33 percentage points now from 5.40%.
  • Exclusive £1-£2m 75% LTV fixed rates with £1,999 fee reduced by up to 0.44 percentage points, now from 5.22%.
  • £1m+ 65% – 85% LTV fixed rates reduced by up to 0.48 percentage points, now from 5.30%.

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