NatWest Intermediary Solutions brings back 85% LTV

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NatWest Intermediary Solutions has reintroduced 85% LTV on selected products.

Mark Bullard, head of sales at NatWest Intermediary Solutions, said: “We promised intermediaries at the end of July that we would be bringing back 85% LTV products and I’m happy we’re now able to deliver on this promise.”

85% LTV applications are only available for residential purchase (not new build) and residential remortgage on a like for like basis.

Criteria for loans of 80% LTV and below remains unchanged.

In addition, NatWest Intermediary Solutions has also made rate changes to its portfolio. A summary of the rate changes is as follows:

 

New Business

  1. Core Range
  • Purchase: New 85% 2 and 5 year deals
  • Purchase: Rate increases of up to 13bps on selected 2 year deals and up to 12bps on selected 5 year deals
  • Remortgage: New 85% 2 and 5 year deals
  • Remortgage: Rate increases of up to 9bps on selected 2 year deals and 4bps on 80% 5 year deal
  • Remortgage – High Value: Rate increase 4bps on 60% 2 year deal and up to 4bps on selected 5 year deals

 

Existing Customer

  1. Core Range
  • Product Switchers: Rate increases of up to 8bps on selected 2 year deals and up to 7bps on selected 5 year deals

 

End dates

2 Year Term End Dates Moving from 30 September 2022 to 31 December 2022

5 Year Term End Dates Moving from 30 September 2025 to 31 December 2025

 

 

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