Leek United unveils new mortgages

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The Leek United Building Society has revamped its mortgage product portfolio.

New deals include a two-year discounted 95% loan to value (LTV) residential mortgage.

The deal (Product 1148) offers homebuyers a rate of 2.74% – a 2.95 percentage point discount on the Society’s Standard Variable Rate (SVR) – with the added bonus of no application/product fee and £500 cashback.

Leek United is also launching two new two-year 65% LTV buy-to-let mortgages, offering discounted rates of 2.04% (Product 1150) and 1.60% (Product 1149).

These and other new deals are all available with effect from Monday, 24 September 2018.

As part of the changes, the following products have now been withdrawn:

Product numbers – 1134; 1138; 1139; 1140; 1143; 1144.

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