New five-year fixes from Accord Mortgages

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Accord Mortgages

Accord Mortgages has launched a range of 65% and 75% LTV five-year fixed rate mortgages.

Highlights of the 75% LTV deals include:

  • 2.69% five-year fixed rate mortgage with an £845 product fee
  • 2.79% five-year fixed rate mortgage with a £345 product fee

For borrowers with a 35% deposit, there are two mortgages:

  • 2.59% five-year fixed rate mortgage with an £845 product fee
  • 2.69% five-year fixed rate mortgage with a £345 product fee

These products from the Yorkshire Building Society Group lender are available for remortgages as well as house purchases.

David Robinson, national intermediary sales manager at Accord, said: “We are always looking at ways to offer borrowers value for money and we believe that these mortgages will prove very attractive thanks to the competitive rates and security of a fixed rate for five years.

“We hope brokers looking for competitive deals on house purchases and remortgages will welcome these new rates and pass them on to customers look for value in 2015.”

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