New fixed rates from the Nottingham

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The Nottingham has launched a series of new two and three-year fixed rate mortgages.

The new deals include a 90% LTV three-year fixed and a product designed for larger loans of £350,000 and above.

The four new mortgages are as follows:

  • Three-year fixed 90% LTV, 3.40% (purchase and remortgage) product, £199 upfront fee
  • Minimum loan £350k, two-year fixed 80% LTV, 1.75% purchase and remortgage product with £999 (£199 upfront) fees
  • Two-year fixed 80% LTV, 1.95% remortgage-only product with no fees
  • Two-year fixed 85% LTV, 2.60% (purchase and remortgage) product with no fees

Nikki Warren-Dean, The Nottingham’s head of intermediary sales, said: “These products are further examples of our desire to keep widening our product range to ensure we have the most rounded proposition possible.

“Having recently returned to the 90% LTV space and expanded distribution of our popular new five-year fixed remortgage product we have introduced these two and three-year fixed options and now have a competitive deal available for larger loan lending.”

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