Coventry for intermediaries reduces selected fixed rates

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Coventry for intermediaries has reduced the majority of fixed rates, with residential rates reducing by up to 17bps.

Two, three and five-year fixed rate options are all available.

Rates at 90-95% have been reduced with a view to help first time buyers, with selected products offering £500 cashback.

New deals include the following:

  • 6.29% two-year fixed rate until 30/04/26, 95% LTV, no product fee – available for first time buyers, with £500 cashback
  • 4.85% five-year fixed rate until 30/04/29, 65% LTV, with a £999 product fee – available for residential remortgage – option of £350 cashback or Remortgage Transfer Service.

Jonathan Stinton (pictured), head of intermediary relationships at Coventry Building Society, said: “We may be entering the final few weeks of the year, but brokers are still hard at work for their clients. There are new buyers out there who are looking to step onto the ladder, and existing homeowners who need to secure their next deal, and brokers are the ones they’ll turn to.

“Our latest reductions and our range of two, three and five-year rates, helps give brokers what they need to take care of their clients.”

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