Fees-free deal from the Saffron

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The Saffron Building Society is offering its remortgage products with no arrangement, application, valuation or legal fees.

This deal is available to new and existing customers in Saffron’s branch catchment areas. The regional building society serving East Anglia.

The remortgages must be arranged direct and include Saffron’s range of tracker, fixed rate and discount mortgages.

There are no arrangement and application fees. There is also no standard valuation fee, with the offer up to £500 and only covering the cost of one valuation.

There are no legal fees if the borrower uses the Saffron’s panel solicitor.

John Eastgate, sales and marketing director of Saffron Building Society, said: “With the possibility of a base rate increase this year

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