Darlington BS rejoins fixed rate market

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Darlington Building Society is rejoining the fixed rate mortgage market with a range of standard and specialist mortgages.

Standard residential mortgages went live from 28 October and specialist residential mortgages products from 31 October.

Chris Brown, products and marketing director at Darlington Building Society, said: “Darlington Building Society is doubling down on its commitment to the mortgage market by reintroducing Fixed Rate mortgages, after remaining in the market with a range of variable rate options.

“We know that it’s a challenging time for buyers right now, and hope that bringing our Fixed Rate mortgages back to the market will provide reassurance, and additional choice, for those looking to buy their own home or re-mortgage to the Society.

“In addition to this, all of our borrowers who apply for a mortgage, continue to have their circumstances considered by a person, not a computer.”

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