YBS offers two new 90% LTV deals

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Yorkshire Building Society has launched two new mortgages, available up to 90% loan to value (LTV).

Similar products are also available at 5.19% fixed for two years or 5.89% fixed for three years.

Both products carry a £495 fee and include a free standard valuation and free legal service for those buying a property, or free standard valuation and £250 cashback for those looking to remortgage.

Tom Girling, product manager for mortgages, said: “Both our two and three-year fixed rate deals offer fantastic value to borrowers who have a 10% deposit – an area of the market where only a handful of other lenders are currently striving to offer competitive deals.

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