Three new deals from Hinckley & Rugby

Published on

The Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has launched three new reversionary two-year fixed rate mortgages at 80%, 85% and 95% LTV.

After the two-year fix period ends there is a further three years at a 1.65% discount from the society’s SVR before they revert to the SVR.

The new mortgages replace the society’s existing fixes, which revert to the SVR after the two years.

The new mortgages’ two year fix rates are:

  • 2.19% for up to 80% LTV
  • 2.65% for up to 85% LTV
  • 4.59% for up to 95% LTV

All three mortgages have a £199 arrangement fee and an £800 completion fee. They also have no ERC.

Hinckley & Rugby chief executive Chris White said: “These reversionary mortgages offer customers the certainty of a fix followed by the value of a discounted rate.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

UK property transactions rebound sharply in June as market regains momentum

UK property transactions surged in June pointing to renewed confidence in the housing and...

NatWest Group enters buy-to-let through Landbay partnership

NatWest Group has announced a strategic move into the buy-to-let mortgage market through a...

One in five landlords now use limited companies for buy-to-let mortgages

The proportion of landlords turning to limited company structures to manage their buy-to-let holdings...

Acre expands partnership with Iress to include protection sourcing

Acre has strengthened its ties with fintech provider Iress by selecting the firm to...

Developer returns to Aspen after swift 10-day £750k bridge

Aspen Bridging has secured repeat business from a UK developer following the swift delivery...

Latest publication

Latest opinions

URGENT! AI Is coming for you. Or maybe not…

I’ll try to make this as straight to the point as I can. The...

Mind the gap: Can mortgage advice change the game for protection?

Many industry insiders still talk about the UK protection gap and how vast it...

Navigating HMO and MUFB complexity with confidence

Historically, larger Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and Multi-Unit Freehold Blocks (MUFBs) have often...

Why we shouldn’t wait for the FCA to act on later life lending

It might feel odd to be talking about a new year, when we’re barely...

Other news

UK property transactions rebound sharply in June as market regains momentum

UK property transactions surged in June pointing to renewed confidence in the housing and...

NatWest Group enters buy-to-let through Landbay partnership

NatWest Group has announced a strategic move into the buy-to-let mortgage market through a...

One in five landlords now use limited companies for buy-to-let mortgages

The proportion of landlords turning to limited company structures to manage their buy-to-let holdings...