Leeds BS refreshes longer-term fixed range

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Leeds Building Society has added three new deals at 90% LTV to its range of five-year fixed rate mortgages.

The new products include one for purchasers of the most energy-efficient homes.

The new five year deals are:

  • Fixed rate of 4.69% for purchase or remortgage, with no completion fee;
  • Fixed rate of 4.64% for purchase or remortgage, with a £999 completion fee; and
  • Fixed rate of 4.54% for purchase only of properties with an EPC or PEA rating A-C[i], with a £999 completion fee

Each is available up to 90% LTV and comes with a free standard valuation. For remortgages, incentives also include fees assisted legal services.

Jonathan Thompson, senior mortgage manager at Leeds Building Society, said: “Ongoing economic volatility and the rising cost of living are prompting more borrowers to seek out longer term fixes and the payment security these can offer.

“When a mortgage tends to be your biggest monthly outgoing, choosing to fix gives certainty which can help with managing the rest of your household budget as bills for utilities and essentials continue to rise.”

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