L&G Mortgage Club offers Cambridge exclusives – up to 90% LTV

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Legal & General Mortgage Club has unveiled a new range of two-year fixed rate exclusives with Cambridge Building Society.

The products are for loans up to 90% LTV. Each exclusive is available up to £500,000 and has a £999 application fee of which £399 is payable on application.

The rates are 5.89% for loans up to 90% LTV 4.59% for loans up to 85% LTV 3.99% for loans up to 80% LTV and 3.49% for loans up to 75% LTV.

Martyn Smith, head of mortgage products at Legal & General, said: “This is a fantastic suite of exclusives from Cambridge Building Society. With end dates extending to October 2013 these products offer great value compared to many two and three-year fixed rates in the market. A free valuation is included and of course the Cambridge don’t credit score but instead they manually underwrite each case and back that up with dedicated case owners.”””

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