Virgin Money becomes latest lender to raise fixed rate mortgage pricing

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Virgin Money is increasing the pricing of a number of its mortgage products at 8pm today.

The changes are as follows:

Exclusive and Core

  • Selected 2 year fixed rates will be increased by 0.12%, starting from 5.21%
  • Selected 5 year fixed rates will be increased by 0.11%, starting from 4.70%.
  • Selected BTL 2 year fixed rates will be increased by 0.12%, starting from 4.87%.
  • Selected BTL 5 year fixed rates will be increased by 0.11%, starting from 4.71%.
  • All other residential and BTL fixed rates will be increased by up to 0.12%.

Product Transfer

  • All fixed rates will be increased by up to 0.12%, starting from 4.58%.

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