Panel members Emily Smith, mortgage expert, Habito Mark Pattanshetti, associate director, Largemortgageloans.com David Hollingworth, associate director of communications, London & Country Dale Jannels, managing director, Impact Specialist Finance Sarah Tucker, managing director, The Mortgage Mum Matt Tilbury,
All average headline mortgage fixed rates rose again this week, according to data from Moneyfacts. The average rate for a two-year fix lifted by 2 basis points, to 2.98%, while the average rate for a three-year fix was up by 3 basis points rise taking it to 2.96%. Over longer terms, a 10-year fix jumped by 21 basis
NatWest Intermediary Solutions has increased the maximum term and age at which borrowers may apply for a residential mortgage. The lender is now offering 40-year terms and a maximum age of 75 years old. NatWest says this applies to customers borrowing on a capital and interest basis and is open to product switches
Panel members Jeni Browne, sales director, Mortgages for Business Steve Walker, buy-to-let and residential specialist at The Buy To Let Broker Greg Cunnington, director of lender relationships and new homes, Alexander Hall Tony Field, sales director, Dynamo Mark Pattanshetti, associate director,
NatWest has raised rates across a range of residential, buy-to-let and green mortgages by up to 15 basis points for new and existing customers. Changes to its residential product, which came to market yesterday (16 February), include: A two-year purchase fix at 90% loan to value, increasing by 10bps to 1.80%, with