NatWest to bring back free valuations on purchases

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NatWest is making rate reductions buy-to-let range and reintroducing free valuations for intermediary purchase products.

On 24 November, NatWest will be making the following changes across its new and existing customer ranges:

  • Reductions of up to 84bps across its buy-to-let range.
  • Reintroduction of free valuations for intermediary purchase products
  • Rate increases of up to 20bps across Core remortgage range
  • Rate reductions in product switch range of 5bps on its two-year 60% LTV
  • Rate increases of up to 20bps and 19bps on selected two and five-year deals 70% LTV and above respectively.

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