Mortgage Rates

Click through on one of the links below for a wealth of information on the different mortgage rates available. No matter whether you are looking for a fixed mortgage rate or variable mortgage rate, an equity release lifetime mortgage or a Buy to Let mortgage rate, the details provided should be informative enough to help you choose the most appropriate type of loan for your current needs.

On each page is a short enquiry for, which if completed will initiate a call from a qualifed mortgage adviser who will be able to discuss all the mortgage options available to you, and provide illustrations for your consideration so that you are able to make an informed decision on the best mortgage rate available..

Mortgage Rates

100% Mortgages take away the need for a deposit, and can lend more than 100 percent to cover associated costs

Fixed Rate Mortgages ensure you have a fixed mortgage rate that will not change if interest rates rise

Discount Rate Mortgages provide a reduction in the interest rate below the lenders SVR reducing the monthly payment

Self Certification Mortgages are available up to 90% of the property value with no proof of income required

Tracker Rate Mortgages follow the Bank of England base rate up and down and can be discounted at outset

Current Account Mortgages speed up the repayment of your mortgage by offsetting mortgage interest

Capped Rate Mortgages ensure that you know the maximum mortgage interest rate you will pay

Bad Credit Mortgages are for those with a poor credit history such as - CCJ's or defaults

LIBOR stands for the London inter-bank offered rate, an internal rate set by the British Bankers’ Assoc.

Flexible Mortgages feature; overpayments, underpayments, payment holidays and daily interest calculations

Cashback Mortgages are ideal for first time buyers and those who have insufficient funds to cover associated mortgage costs

Variable Rate Mortgages go up and down in line with the lenders standard rate / bank base rate

Buy to let mortgages, what are they? how do they work, and would I be eligible.

If you are 55 or over and need to release some of the equity in your home, a lifetime mortgage could be the solution

Shared ownership allows you to buy a share of a property (between 25% to 75%) from a housing association

Your guide to self build mortgages and how they could work for you

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Published: 06-Aug-2009

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Further news that the market may be stabilising has come from Mortgage Brain, one of the main sourcing systems available to intermediaries. Their fi...
Published: 06-Aug-2009

Coventry Increase Equity Release Mortgage Rates
Announced today are changes to the Godiva Equity Release Lifetime mortgage range (Coventry Building Society). The changes become effective on 23rd J...
Published: 21-Jul-2009

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