Precise launches new limited edition & BTL products

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Precise, part of the OSB Group, has introduced new limited edition products which include rate reductions.

Residential rates now start from 5.79% with no product fee, helping customers looking to purchase ahead of the stamp duty changes coming into effect in April 2025.

Residential changes include:

• Rates from 5.79% with no product fee
• Reductions in revert rates by up to 200 bps
• Support for less-than-perfect credit profiles up to 85% LTV

The lender has also made changes across its buy-to-let product range, including the introduction of a sub 4% rate.

Buy-to-let changes include:

• Tiers 1-3 with rates from 3.99% with a 5% fee
• HMO Tier 1 rates from 4.14% with a 5% fee
• No restriction on loan size
• Two and five-year fixed, 75% LTV products

Adrian Moloney (pictured), group intermediary director, OSB Group said: “We’re committed to helping our broker partners support their clients through market changes.

“The end of stamp duty relief for first-time buyers planned for next year could create a complex environment for those starting on the property ladder.

“By introducing lower rates and products with no fees, we’re confident we’ll help more residential customers with their borrowing needs.

“And with the buy-to-let market also continuing to face challenges, we’re introducing a sub 4% rate as well as reduced rates across many tiers to enable brokers to support their landlord customers.”

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