The Swansea unveils enhanced mortgage for keyworkers 

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The Swansea Building Society has added key workers from a range of sectors to the list of professions that are eligible for enhanced terms.

The mutual’s ‘professional’ mortgage product offers a lower interest rate to individuals in a range of professions ranging from accountants to engineers to solicitors to architects.

Now, in recognition of the critical role keyworkers from many professions played in the country’s battle with Covid-19, the Society has added 11 additional professions to its list of those eligible for the product.

Bank workers, delivery drivers, military personnel, pharmacy workers, mail carriers, utility workers, farmers, truckers/lorry drivers, grocery shop workers, carers and medical workers such as paramedics have all been added to the list.

Alun Williams, chief executive of the Swansea Building Society, said: “The coronavirus pandemic brought huge challenges for the country and, like everyone else, Swansea Building Society has huge admiration for the key workers that kept the economy moving through unprecedented times.

“The staff in the NHS did an incredible job but there were also many other keyworkers in different industries that worked through the pandemic. We wanted to do something that recognised their efforts and felt that adding them to our list ofprofessions eligible for our Professional Mortgage product was the right thing to do.”

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