SFI reprices and unveils new five BTL deal

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On Monday, Santander for Intermediaries (SFI) is launching a new five-year fixed buy-to-let product at 70% LTV, with a 4.14% rate and £1495 booking fee with Homebuyer Solution or Remortgage cashback.

SFI will also reduce the rate on its residential Loyalty products at 75% LTV as follows:

  • Current Account Exclusive 2yr Fixed to 2.54% (from 2.59%) with a £995 booking fee with either Remortgage or Homebuyer Solution
  • Existing Mover Exclusive 2yr Fixed to 2.54% (from 2.59%) with a £995 booking fee with Homebuyer Solution

In addition, the following products have been re-priced:
Two-year fixed range

  • 80% LTV to 3.44% (from 3.24%) and NO fee
  • 95% LTV Help to Buy: Mortgage Guarantee to 5.49% (from 5.24%) with NO fee (Homebuyer)
  • 95% LTV Help to Buy: Mortgage Guarantee to 4.99%, tracks BBR + 4.49%< (from 4.74%) with NO fee (Homebuyer)

Five-year fixed range

  • 75% LTV Help to Buy (equity loan) to 3.64% (from 3.44%) with no booking fee

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