Clydesdale unveils repriced mortgages

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Clydesdale Bank has announced the launch of new mortgage products.

The details are as follows:

Exclusives:

  • NEW 65-75% LTV £1-2m fixed rates, starting from 5.30%.
  • NEW 75-80% LTV remortgage fixed rates with £500 cashback, starting from 5.28%.

New customer products

  • NEW 85-90% LTV Full C&I fixed rates, starting from 5.50%.
  • NEW 65-80% LTV Interest Only fixed rates, starting from 5.45%.
  • NEW 65-85% LTV £1m+ fixed rates, starting from 5.50%.
  • NEW Professional 85-95% LTV fixed rates, starting from 5.50%.
  • NEW BTL 60-80% LTV fixed rates, starting from 5.57%.

 

Existing customer products:

  • All residential and BTL fixed rates will be increased by 0.40%.

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