New five-year remortgage deal from the Leeds

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The  Leeds Building Society has launched a new five-year fixed rate remortgage deal.

The 3.34% deal is available up to 85% LTV (loan to value) and has no product fee.

“We’ve experienced strong and growing demand in the past couple of months from remortgagors who are taking the opportunity to switch to a better deal,” said Martin Richardson, Leeds Building Society’s general manager – business development.

“With the Bank Base Rate potentially staying at its historic low for longer than recent speculation has indicated, a longer-term fix at a competitive rate is an attractive option for borrowers wanting security of payments for what’s likely to be their largest monthly outgoing.

“A remortgage to a competitive rate can bring down monthly repayments or even shave months or years off the total life of a mortgage, saving many thousands of pounds overall.

“This latest five year deal has no upfront fees, in line with the rest of our remortgage range, which also includes shorter fixed and variable rate products for borrowers wanting greater flexibility.”

In addition to being fee-free, the deal includes a free valuation, for properties worth up to £500,000, and fees assisted legal services.

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