Godiva unveils two new fixed rates

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Godiva Mortgages has extended its prime residential range to include two new fixed rate mortgages.

It has introduced a residential two-year fixed rate at 2.49% and a three-year deal at 2.99%. Both are available up to 60% loan to value.

Darin Landon, head of sales, Coventry Building Society, said: “These market leading products not only offer some of the best rates available but also provide peace of mind for borrowers in these unpredictable times. The combination of highly competitive rates and fees will make these mortgages a popular addition to our residential range. Brokers need to act now to avoid missing out.”””

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