United Trust Bank ups max residential first charge mortgage size

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United Trust Bank (UTB) has increased its maximum residential first charge mortgage size to £750,000.

Highlights of UTB’s first charge mortgage range now available to £750,000 include:

Purchase and Remortgage plans:

  • 0-status loans, up to 85% LTV
  • 2yr, 3yr and 5yr fixed rates from 3.80%
  • First-Time-Buyers accepted
  • Max 4.50 LTI on loans over £500k

Interest Only plans:

  • 0-Status loans, purchase or remortgage
  • Max 70% LTV for downsize and 75% LTV all other repayment vehicles
  • 2yr, 3yr and 5yr fixed rates from 3.80%
  • Affordability assessed purely on Interest Only payment
  • Minimum £50k annual income
  • Max 4.50 LTI on loans over £500k

Buster Tolfree, director – mortgages, United Trust Bank, said: “We’ve seen increasing demand for larger mortgage sizes catering for customers with circumstances which don’t fit the High Street’s restrictive credit criteria. This increase to a £750,000 maximum loan size demonstrates the confidence we have in our more pragmatic approach to underwriting which is about looking at a customer’s overall situation rather than dismissing them for a blip or two on their credit history.

“This increase, together with our recent introduction of online DIPs and auto-underwriting, will further help brokers to place and complete more complex cases quickly and successfully.”

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