Virgin Money cuts purchase, BTL and product transfer rates

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Virgin Money has announced that a series of mortgage rate reductions will take effect from Thursday 13 February, with rates cut across purchase, buy-to-let, and product transfer products.

The changes include reductions of up to 10 basis points (bps) on selected fixed-rate products, with end dates moving to 1 May of the relevant year.

PURCHASE RATE REDUCTIONS

Rates on high loan-to-value (LTV) products will see reductions of up to 7bps. New rates include:

  • 90% and 95% LTV Fix and Switch products reduced by up to 7bps, starting from 5.32%.
  • 90% LTV two- and five-year fixed rates reduced by up to 7bps, starting from 4.88%.
  • 95% LTV two- and five-year fixed rates reduced by up to 7bps, starting from 5.24%.
  • 90% LTV Own New rates reduced by up to 6bps, starting from 2.40%.
BUY-TO-LET RATE REDUCTIONS

Selected buy-to-let products will also see reductions of up to 10bps, including:

  • Fix and Switch rates reduced by up to 10bps, starting from 5.10%.
  • Two- and five-year fixed rates with a 1% fee reduced by up to 10bps, starting from 4.39%.
  • Two-year fixed rates with a £995 fee reduced by up to 10bps, starting from 4.79%.
  • 75% LTV two-year fixed fee-saver rate reduced by 5bps, now at 5.23%.
PRODUCT TRANSFER RATE REDUCTIONS

For existing borrowers looking to switch, product transfer rates will also be lowered:

  • Selected 65% LTV two- and three-year fixed rates reduced by up to 6bps, starting from 4.26%.
  • 65% LTV five-year fixed rates reduced by up to 10bps, starting from 4.19%.
  • Selected buy-to-let two- and three-year fixed rates reduced by up to 10bps, starting from 4.30%.
PRODUCT WITHDRAWALS

Alongside these rate reductions, two exclusive buy-to-let products have been withdrawn:

  • 60% LTV Fix and Switch with a £495 fee.
  • 75% LTV Fix and Switch with a £495 fee.

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