New exclusives from Post Office for Intermediaries

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Post Office for Intermediaries has improved its product range with Legal & General Mortgage Club to launch four exclusive products.

This offer includes two-year residential fixed rates starting from 1.85%. There are a range of LTV bands and fee options, including cashback and a free legal offer.

John Willcock, head of Mortgages at Post Office said: “For advisers these new deals mean their customers can have access to great rates and mortgage expertise delivered through a brand that is well recognised.

“Not only do Post Office for Intermediaries offer competitive rates and exclusive offers but also an award winning and easy to use online application to ensure a smooth process.”

Jeremy Duncombe, director, Legal & General Mortgage Club, added: “We have worked really closely with Post Office for Intermediaries since our exclusive launch, and I am delighted they have once again recognised the exclusivity and quality of the relationship with these excellent products.

“The combination of strong rates, term and choice make these products highly competitive, and I expect them to be very attractive to customers and our key account firms alike.”

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