Precise Mortgages launches cashback and refunded valuations

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Precise Mortgages has launched refunded valuations and cashback products into its limited-edition range which also features no product fee.

Precise, part of the OSB Group, has also cut rates across its residential two-year fixed rate terms.

The two-year deals now start from 6.69%.

Adrian Moloney (pictured), group intermediary director at OSB Group, said: “Following changes at the end of last week to our buy-to-let range in Precise Mortgages, I’m delighted to now announce the refresh and launch products into our residential range.

“These changes will assist brokers in providing more options to their customers who may have less than perfect credit ratings.”

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