New two-year fix from the Leeds

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Leeds Building Society

The Leeds Building Society has unveiled a new homeowner mortgage at 2.09%, fixed for two years.

The deal is available on home loans up to 65% LTV (loan to value) and includes a free standard valuation up to £335.

Remortgagors also benefit from free legal services.

There is a £199 booking fee and no completion fee.

The maximum loan amount is £500,000.

Martin Richardson, Leeds Building Society’s general manager for business development, said: “Two year fixed rate mortgages remain a popular choice in the market at present.

“Our market-leading combination of a low rate of 2.09% and minimal upfront costs makes this deal particularly appealing to homeowners wanting to remortgage to a more competitive rate and reduce their monthly repayments.

“This latest product, which is also available for house purchase, complements our selection of competitive two year fixed rate deals which offer borrowers a choice of fees and benefits to suit their needs, such as free valuations.”

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