Metro Bank relaunches 85% & 90% LTV mortgages

Published on

Metro Bank has made positive changes to its residential mortgage range.

From today, it has reintroduced 85% and 90% LTV on new five-year fixed rates.

The interest rates will be 2.99% for 85% LTV and 3.29% for 90% LTV, both with a £999 product fee.

However, customers who are either on or have been recently furloughed will not be accepted.

Other criteria include the following:

  • Purchase or pound for pound re-mortgage only
  • Maximum property value of £600,000
  • All loans are subject to a physical valuation
  • Applications for further advances over 80% LTV will not be accepted
  • The product fee can be added to loan.

Charles Morley, director of mortgage distribution at Metro Bank, said: “We’re pleased to reintroduce these higher LTV rates on our five-year fixed rate mortgages. As physical valuations have returned – and our market gradually begins to reopen – we wanted to give greater choice to customers who can afford to borrow more, as well as those that are keen to step onto the housing ladder for the first time.”

Latest POLL

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Bibby Financial Services secures three-year funding extension

Bibby Financial Services (BFS) has renewed its core securitisation facility in a deal that...

Secured lending surges as homeowners unlock value from property

Secured lending in the UK has risen sharply in the first quarter of 2025,...

The steep price of solo retirement

Single pensioners face a markedly higher financial burden in retirement than their coupled counterparts,...

Luminosity joins Primis network on launch day

A new protection advice firm, Luminosity, has officially launched today and joined the Primis...

Other news

Bibby Financial Services secures three-year funding extension

Bibby Financial Services (BFS) has renewed its core securitisation facility in a deal that...

Secured lending surges as homeowners unlock value from property

Secured lending in the UK has risen sharply in the first quarter of 2025,...

The steep price of solo retirement

Single pensioners face a markedly higher financial burden in retirement than their coupled counterparts,...
Advertisement