New Accord deals start from 2.09%

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Accord Mortgages

Accord Mortgages has range a series of 65% loan to value residential mortgages.

Rates start at 2.09%.

The intermediary-only lender today unveiled six products, including lower fee options and some featuring additional support including free valuation, legal assistance and cashback on completion.

All of the products are two year fixed rates:

  • 2.09% for house purchase and remortgage, with a fee of £845
  • 2.19% for house purchase and remortgage, with a fee of £345
  • 2.24% for house purchase, with free valuation, cashback of £250 and a fee of £845
  • 2.24% for remortgage, with free legal and valuation assistance and a fee of £845
  • 2.34% for house purchase, with free valuation, cashback of £250 and a fee of £345
  • 2.34% for remortgage, with free legal and valuation assistance and a fee of £345

Jemma Anderson, Accord Mortgages’ product manager, said: “These are 65% LTV products but at rates usually only available at the 60% level.

“Expanding the breadth of mortgages we offer demonstrates how we listen to brokers’ needs and provide an even wider choice of competitive products.”

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