New products unveiled by Clydesdale Bank

Published on

Clydesdale Bank is making changes a selection of products on Friday 7 October.

The changes are as fallows:

New customer product range

  • £1m+ 65% – 85% LTV 2 year fixed rates will be increased with new rates from 6.19%.
  • £1m+ 65% – 85% LTV 5 year fixed rates will be relaunched from 5.84%.
  • 75% – 80% LTV 2 year fixed rates will be relaunched from 6.29%.
  • 75% – 80% LTV 5 year fixed rates will be relaunched from 5.94%.
  • 90% LTV £600k-£1m 2 and 5 year fixed rates will be relaunched from 6.39%.
  • Professional and selected Newly Qualified Professional products will be relaunched from 5.89%.
  • Selected buy-to-let fixed rates will be relaunched from 6.00%.

Product Transfer range

·     All fixed rate products will be increased with new rates from 5.64%.

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

SortRefer revives Sort Club for 2026

SortRefer has relaunched Sort Club promising a fresh year of rewards on top of...

West One cuts residential mortgage rates by up to 25%

West One has reduced rates across its residential mortgage range, with cuts of up...

Rents dip as winter slowdown bites but affordability strains persist

Private rents across parts of the UK fell sharply at the end of last...

London tops league for loss-making home sales

London has overtaken the North East as the region where homeowners are most likely...

Santander renews broker pledges for 2026

Santander has renewed its Broker Pledges for 2026, extending its commitments on pricing transparency,...

Latest publication

Other news

SortRefer revives Sort Club for 2026

SortRefer has relaunched Sort Club promising a fresh year of rewards on top of...

West One cuts residential mortgage rates by up to 25%

West One has reduced rates across its residential mortgage range, with cuts of up...

Rents dip as winter slowdown bites but affordability strains persist

Private rents across parts of the UK fell sharply at the end of last...