YBS unveils 60% LTV direct deals

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Yorkshire Building Society

The Yorkshire Building Society has expanded its mortgage range with the launch of new 60% LTV products.

However, the four new mortgages, including two offset products, are only available in branch, over the telephone and online.

The products are a two-year fixed rate at 2.39% with a £1,295 fee and a five-year fixed rate at 2.99% with £1,295 fee.

Offset alternatives are available of each and are priced 0.20 basis points higher than the non-offset equivalents.

Chris Smith, Yorkshire Building Society group direct mortgage manager, said: “For house buyers with a 40% deposit or home owners remortgaging, this provides a very competitive deal.

“Increasing the number of LTV levels at which we offer competitive products allows us to support an even wider range of people to buy or remortgage.”

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