YBS adds new 1.99% deal

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Yorkshire Building Society

The Yorkshire Building Society has introduced a new two year fixed rate mortgage up to 60% LTV at 1.99%, with an offset equivalent at 2.19%.

Each product is fixed until 31 March 2015 and has a £995 fee.

“The Yorkshire is known for its great deals for first time buyers but as a mutual our aim is to support all types of home buyers and homeowners,” said Richard Barker, the Yorkshire Building Society’s product manager.

“We’re pleased to be able to offer such competitive rates to purchasers with a larger deposit or homeowners looking to save money by remortgaging.

“The Yorkshire has been offering offset mortgages for more than 10 years and while returns on savings continue to fall offset can be a really good way to make your nest egg work harder and at the same time cut your mortgage repayments or the term of your loan.”

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