Tesco Bank unveils new mortgage products

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Tesco Bank is now offering new mortgage deals with rates starting at 2.28% on a two- year fixed rate (at 60% LTV) and 2.89% (previously 3.39%) on a five-year fixed rate (at 70% LTV).
Product Max LTV Initial Rate APR Product Fee Non-Refundable booking fee
2 Year Fixed 60% 2.28% 4.1% £1,300 £195
5 Year Fixed 70% 2.89%

3.9% £1,300 £195
The new range also includes a new five-year fixed rate (80% LTV) at 3.79% (previously 4.39%) and the two-year fixed rate (70% LTV) at 2.39%.
In addition, customers taking out a mortgage with Tesco Bank will also receive one Clubcard point for every £4 on their monthly mortgage repayments.
David McCreadie, managing director of banking, said: “We are delighted to be offering a new range of competitive mortgages, particularly as we enter one of the busier periods for the housing market.
“These products combine competitive rates and fees with the ‘thank-you’ of Clubcard points and underline our commitment to meeting the financial services needs of Tesco customers.”

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