Sainsbury’s Bank makes fixed rate mortgage changes

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Sainsbury’s Bank has made changes to its residential product range as well as the Standard Variable Rates for both residential and buy-to-let.

What’s changing in the two-year fixed rate purchase range:

  • 60% LTV reduced to 1.85% with no product fee
  • 75% LTV reduced to 1.85% with no product fee
  • 80% LTV reduced to 1.64% with a £995 product fee

What’s changing in the five-year fixed rate purchase range:

  • 60% LTV reduced to 1.89% with a £995 product fee
  • 60% LTV reduced to 2.09% with no product fee
  • 75% LTV reduced to 1.94% with a £995 product fee
  • 75% LTV reduced to 2.14% with no product fee
  • 80% LTV reduced to 2.08% with a £995 product fee
  • 95% LTV increased to 3.49% with no product fee and a £500 cashback

What’s changing in the two-year fixed rate remortgage range:

  • 60% LTV reduced to 1.39% with a £1,495 product fee and £250 cashback or Fee Assisted Legals
  • 60% LTV reduced to 1.47% with a £995 product fee and £250 cashback or Fee Assisted Legals
  • 75% LTV reduced to 1.53% with a £995 product fee and £250 cashback or Fee Assisted Legals

What’s changing in the five-year fixed rate remortgage range:

  • 60% LTV reduced to 1.94% with a £995 product fee and £250 cashback or Fee Assisted Legals
  • 60% LTV reduced to 2.09% with no product fee and £250 cashback or Fee Assisted Legals
  • 75% LTV reduced to 1.94% with a £995 product fee and £250 cashback or Fee Assisted Legals
  • 75% LTV reduced to 2.14% with no product fee and £250 cashback or Fee Assisted Legals
  • 80% LTV reduced to 2.24% with no product fee and £250 cashback or Fee Assisted Legals

For the residential range all end dates are until 30 September 2020 for two-year products and 30 September 2023 for five-year products.

For the buy-to-let range all end dates are until 30 November 2020 for two-year products and 30 November 2023 for five-year products.

Sainsbury’s Bank Standard Variable Rate (SVR) has increased by 0.25 percentage points to 4.49%, while the Buy-to-Let Standard Variable Rate (BTL SVR) has increased by 0.25 percentage points to 5.24%.

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