Northern Rock adds intermediary exclusives to range

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Northern Rock has launched a selection of mortgages for borrowers with larger deposits, exclusively available through brokers registered with a Northern Rock national account.

The range of new products is available for both purchase and remortgage customers.

The range includes the following:

* Two-year fixed rate at 2.59% with a £995 product fee up to 65% LTV
* Two-year fixed rate at 2.77% with a £995 product fee up to 75% LTV
* Three-year fixed rate at 3.29% with a £995 product fee up to 75% LTV
* Five-year fixed rate at 3.68% with a £995 product fee up to 65% LTV

Northern Rock’s fee-free two-year fixed rate at 4.95% up to 90% LTV with £250 remains available.

Lloyd Cochrane, head of lending products at Northern Rock, said: “This latest product range is designed exclusively for the intermediary sector with competitive rates and features.

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