Newcastle Intermediaries unveils 85% LTV mortgages

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Newcastle Intermediaries has introduced a range of 85% LTV mortgages with rates from 2.85%, including no product fees on selected products.

The products in the range are available to first time buyers, home movers and remortgage customers. A two-year fix at 2.85% (5.3% APRC) is available at a maximum LTV of 85% and has a product fee of £999. A 2% early repayment charge until 31 January 2022 and 1% until 31 January 2023 applies.

The newly launched range offers a free standard valuation on properties up to £500,000 and allows 10% overpayments per annum, supporting customers who require the flexibility to make lump sum capital payments.

Alternatively, a fee-assisted two-year fix is available at 2.99% (5.2% APRC) at a maximum LTV of 85% and comes with no reservation or completion fees to pay. A 2% early repayment charge until 31 January 2022 and 1% until 31 January 2023 applies.

John Truswell (pictured), head of intermediary mortgages at Newcastle Building Society, said: “We’re pleased to be extending our current offering to 85% LTV and increasing our support across the market for first time buyers, home movers and existing home owners looking to re-mortgage. We pride ourselves on our customer service and brokers can be assured their clients will receive the highest levels of service for mortgage applications and processing.”

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