New fixed range from Accord

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Accord Mortgages is tomorrow (12 May) launching a new range of fixed rate mortgage deals.

It is cutting 0.20% from fixed rates up to 75% LTV and 0.25% for products available up to 85% LTV.

The new range includes products available for loans up to £150,000 with a fee of £495. Offset versions of all products mentioned above are also available.

Steve McAvan, Accord’s group intermediary product manager, said: “Recent swap rate activity has given us the opportunity to re-price our range of fixed rate products. The new range includes a variety of rate and fee options as well as deals designed for customers wishing to borrow less than £150

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