The Newcastle expands mortgage portfolio

Published on

Newcastle Building Society

Newcastle Building Society (NBS) has added two new fixed rate products to its mortgage range.

Firstly, it is offering a five-year fix, available up to 80% LTV at 3.75%.

The product also comes without a completion fee, although where loans exceed £500,000 the completion fee will be 0.30% of the advance amount. There is a £199 Reservation Fee, payable upfront and non-refundable.

Steve Urwin, sales and marketing executive at NBS, said: “With current discussions taking place around when interest rates will go up it makes sense, if you prefer the security of knowing what your monthly payments will be, to fix now.

“This is a very competitive product in the marketplace and something that those with a larger deposit will hopefully be attracted to.”

Alternatively, for those wishing to fix for a shorter period of time there is an 80% LTV two-year no fees product at 3.10%. There are no completion, reservation, valuation or legal fees.

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

Homeowners delay energy upgrades amid confusion over EPC ratings

More than two-fifths of UK homeowners have delayed or are considering delaying energy-efficiency improvements,...

Lengthy completions put mortgage offers under pressure

Homebuyers face an average five-month wait between agreeing a sale and completing, increasing the...

Insured expats still face barriers to healthcare

More than half of insured expatriates have delayed or gone without necessary healthcare because...

Mortgage lending rebounds but book growth lags

UK mortgage gross lending increased by more than a fifth during 2025, although substantially...

Foundation backs complex Oxfordshire holiday-let purchase

Foundation has provided a £153,700 mortgage for an experienced landlord buying a newly developed...

Latest publication

Other news

Q&A: Kristofer Day, TAB

Mortgage Soup fires the questions at Kristofer "Kris" Day of specialist lender TAB. Mortgage Soup...

Homeowners delay energy upgrades amid confusion over EPC ratings

More than two-fifths of UK homeowners have delayed or are considering delaying energy-efficiency improvements,...

Lengthy completions put mortgage offers under pressure

Homebuyers face an average five-month wait between agreeing a sale and completing, increasing the...