New BTL stepped trackers from The Mortgage Works

Published on

The Mortgage Works (TMW) has made changes to its mortgage range, including adding a series of stepped buy-to-let tracker products.

Rates start from Bank of England Base Rate + 4.14% (4.64%), stepping down to Bank of England Base Rate + 2.14% (2.64%) in the second year.

Other changes include the Let to Buy range extended to 70% LTV from 65% and the introduction of a new two-year tracker rate at 3.99%, with a 3.50% fee.

There is also a new one-year buy-to-let fixed rate at 3.99%, with a 3% fee. The three-year buy-to-let fixed rate with 1.50% fee has been reduced from 6.24% to 5.99%.

Tracie Pearce, strategic product marketing manager, The Mortgage Works said: “We want to offer our customers choice and flexibility when choosing a mortgage product. These [stepped buy-to-let tracker] products are unique to the buy-to-let market

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

Landlords brace for RRA impact as tenant stability holds firm

Landlords are preparing for significant change as the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 comes into force with...

Landlord exit reshapes London buy-to-let landscape

Landlords have been exiting the London rental market since reforms were first proposed with...

Brightstar COO urges brokers to back ED&I survey push

The mortgage industry has been urged to “take stock and reset” its approach to...

Sickness absence stuck above pre-pandemic levels

Sickness absence across the UK workforce remains elevated despite showing signs of stabilising, reinforcing...

The Darlington raises foreign currency mortgage LTV to 90%

Darlington Building Society has increased the maximum loan-to-value available on its foreign currency mortgage...

Latest publication

Other news

Landlords brace for RRA impact as tenant stability holds firm

Landlords are preparing for significant change as the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 comes into force with...

Landlord exit reshapes London buy-to-let landscape

Landlords have been exiting the London rental market since reforms were first proposed with...

Brightstar COO urges brokers to back ED&I survey push

The mortgage industry has been urged to “take stock and reset” its approach to...