Virgin Money unveils BTL and residential changes

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Virgin Money is making a series of changes to its buy-to-let and residential mortgage range.

The changes take effect from tomorrow (Friday 10 March) for buy-to-let and tonight for residential rates.

Remortgage Exclusives:

  • Buy-to-let 50% LTV 2 Year Fixed Rate with £3,995 fee will be reduced by 0.45% to 4.18%.
  • Buy-to-let 60% LTV 2 Year Fixed Rate with £3,995 fee will be reduced by 0.45% to 4.28%.
  • Buy-to-let 50% LTV 5 Year Fixed Rate with £3,995 fee will be reduced by 0.34% to 4.20%.
  • Buy-to-let 60% LTV 5 Year Fixed Rate with £3,995 fee will be reduced by 0.34% to 4.25%.
  • Buy-to-let Portfolio 2 and 5 year fixed rates with £3,995 fee will be reduced by up to 0.45%.
  • New residential 75% LTV 7 Year Fixed Rate fee-saver at 4.34%.

Residential purchase Exclusives:

  • Selected 2 and 5 year fixed rates will be reduced by up to 0.10%.

Core:

  • New residential 3 year fixed rates up to 90% LTV starting from 4.46%.
  • Selected residential and buy-to-let 2 and 5 year fixed rates will be reduced by up to 0.33%.

We’re also making the following changes at 8pm tonight:

Residential Exclusives:

  • Selected remortgage 2 and 5 year fixed rates will be increased by up to 0.15%.
  • Selected purchase 2 and 5 year fixed rates will be increased by up to 0.05%.

Core residential:

  • 75% LTV 10 Year Fixed Rate with £995 fee will be increased by 0.20%.
  • Selected 2 year fixed rates will be increased by up to 0.04%.

Richard Walker, head of intermediary sales at Virgin Money, said: “We know landlords looking for a new deal have seen market challenges over the last six months as rates have increased.

“To assist buy-to-let customers we have made some reductions to our range with rates starting from 4.18% with a £3,995 fee.”

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