The Dudley unveils refreshed mortgage range from 5.70%

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Dudley Building Society has launched a new set of mortgage products across residential, expat, buy-to-let and holiday let lending, with rates starting at 5.70%.

The revised range, introduced today, offers brokers a broader choice of fixed and discounted options designed for borrowers with more complex needs or those who are underserved by mainstream lenders.

Headline products include a standard residential five-year fixed at 75% LTV priced at 5.70%, an expat residential two-year discount at 60% LTV at 5.90%, a buy-to-let two-year discount at 80% LTV at 6.30%, and a holiday let two-year discount at 80% LTV at 6.50%.

Other notable additions are an expat buy-to-let two-year discount at 70% LTV at 6.50% and an expat holiday let two-year discount at 70% LTV at 6.70%. The society has also introduced specialist discount products for large loans, expat holiday lets and expat buy-to-let cases, with loan-to-value ratios available up to 90% and borrowing from £25,000 to £2.5 million.

The lender continues to operate a manual underwriting approach, allowing it to consider applications on a case-by-case basis. It said the expanded discount range is intended to help brokers secure finance for clients such as expats, portfolio landlords and buyers of non-standard properties including holiday lets.

Robert Oliver

Rob Oliver, distribution director at Dudley Building Society, said: “We’ve introduced this latest set of products to ensure brokers have access to options that reflect the full diversity of their client base.

“Whether it’s supporting landlords expanding into holiday lets or helping expats invest back in the UK, we want brokers to know they can come to us for flexible, case-by-case lending.

“Our approach remains the same. Listen to the market, provide solutions that make a difference, and keep things simple for brokers.”

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