NatWest IS cuts 60% LTV rates

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NatWest Intermediary Solutions

NatWest Intermediary Solutions has cut the rates on its 60% LTV two-year fixed rate deals in its core and corporate ranges.

In the corporate range, the two-year fixed rate, 60% LTV purchase and remortgage with £999 fee has been cut by 0.10 percentage points to 3.19%, while the same deal, but with a £199 fee is decreasing by 0.10 percentage points to 3.49%.

In the core range, the two-year fixed rate, 60% LTV purchase and remortgage has been cut by 0.10 percentage points to 3.29%.

“Following the introduction of some new mortgage deals last week I am pleased that we are able to reduce rates further on our 60% LTV deals,” said Mark Bullard, head of sales, NatWest Intermediary Solutions.

“Operating in very fluid market conditions means that we have to regularly review and refresh our ranges to ensure we maintain a balanced mix of business and preserve our service standards.”

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