L&G club accesses Accord exclusives

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Legal & General Mortgage Club has unveiled three exclusive, two-year fixed rate mortgage products provided by Accord Mortgages. All mortgages are available to a maximum loan-to-value of 75% and come with an arrangement fee of £995.

There is a basic two-year deal at 3.49% one which comes with the valuation fee refunded on completion and free legal fees (for remortgages) at 3.59% and another at the same rate with valuation fees and £250 cashback on completion (for house purchases).

Martyn Smith, head of mortgage products at Legal & General, said: “The mortgage market is hotting up and competition is increasing. These are really competitive fixed rate deals and will be very attractive to anyone worried by the recent news on inflation.””

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