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New fixed rate mortgage offers with no lenders arrangement fee have been launched today by Alliance & Leicester.
This enhances their range of fee free mortgage solutions to include 3 and 4 year fixed rates.
A&L now have a 2 year fixed rate offer with no fee at 4.29%, a 3 year offer at 4.69% and a 4 year at 4.79%. The all important ‘loan to value’ for these offers is 75% and they are available for home buyers and remortgages.
>> Visit Alliance & Leicester
The lowest rate mortgage with no arrangement fee is currently available from Abbey and is fixed at 3.99% for just over 2 years. This Abbey offer also comes with a free valuation and £250 cash back!
Abbey also have a 3 year fixed rate offer at 4.59% also with a free valuation and £250 cash back.
>> Visit Abbey
Or, get in touch with a mortgage adviser to discuss your requirements
Other lenders with fixed rate mortgages with no fees include:
Nationwide
2 years – 4.48% (60% LTV)
Cheltenham & Gloucester
2 years – 4.49% (60% LTV) & 4.79% (75% LTV)
3 years – 4.89% (60% LTV) & 5.19% (75% LTV)
5 years – 5.39% (60% LTV) & 5.69% (75% LTV)
7 years – 5.54% (60% LTV) & 5.84% (75% LTV)
10 years – 5.59% (60% LTV) & 5.89% (75% LTV)
Northern Rock
2 years – 4.65% (65% LTV) & 4.85% (75% LTV) & 6.79% (85% LTV)
5 years – 5.39% (65% LTV) & 5.59% (75% LTV) & 7.09% (85% LTV)
10 years – 5.59% (65% LTV) & 5.89% (75% LTV)
Get in touch with a mortgage adviser to discuss your requirements
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