TSB doubles cashback offering

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TSB Bank has increased its cashback offer for home buyers with 85-95% LTV products from £250 to £500. 

The lender has also updated its mortgage range, with more products now available and changes to rates by up to 0.25 percentage points.

The following products are now available:

  • Five-year fixed 0-90% LTV with £995 product fee for remortgage borrowers.
  • 10 year fixed with 10 year early repayment charge for remortgage borrowers and home buyers.
  • Shared ownership & shared equity products for remortgage borrowers and home buyers.

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