The Nottingham offers more to intermediaries

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The Nottingham Building Society has cut the rate on its three-year discounted rate 80% LTV product to a 2.59%  from 3.79%.

The mutual has also launched 16 new fixed rate products and made the following  products, that were previously only available directly from The Nottingham, available through intermediaries:

Residential, 90% LTV

  • MF013C– 3 year fixed at 4.59%, £199 Booking fee, £0 Arrangement fee
  • MF013D– 5 year fixed at 4.65%, £199 Booking fee, £0 Arrangement fee

Residential, 85% LTV

  • MF013F – 3 year fixed at 3.64%, £199 Booking fee, £0 Arrangement fee

Residential, 65% LTV

  • MF013L – 3 year fixed at 2.99%, £199 Booking fee, £0 Arrangement fee

Jonathan Cartlidge, senior manager for products at The Nottingham, said: “We hope that there is something to please everyone in either the new range of products or the changes we have made to our existing product ranges.”

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