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Weekly rate watch: Average rates on all fixes stay put
By Gary Adams 16
th April 2021 12:25 pm
The average two-, three-, five- and 10-year fixed rates ended this week as they started, shows data from Moneyfacts.
The only movement was the average rate for a two-year fix nudging up from 2.55 per cent to 2.56 per cent for a brief period mid-week to settle back to 2.55 per cent on Friday – Monday’s reading.
The average three-year fix stayed at 2.69 per cent throughout, as did the average five-year fix at 2.79 per cent and average 10-year fix at 3 per cent.
Two-year fixes
There was significant movement at the 95 per cent LTV bracket this week, where the average rate fell 8 basis points to go from 4.27 per cent to 4.19 per cent.
The lowest two year fixed remortgage rate this week continued to be offered by both Santander and Lloyds Bank. Santander offers 1.09% (3.0% APRC) fixed until 2 June 2023 and then reverts to 3.35% variable. This deal is available to those looking for a 60% loan-to-value (LTV) deal, from a minimum amount of £350,000. It charges £1,499 in product fees and comes with the incentive of free valuation up to a maximum of £1,190 for those based in England, Wales and Northern Ireland or £95 towards valuation fees for those in Scotland, as well as no legal fees. Lloyds Bank continued to offer a rate of 1.09% (3.2% APRC) fixed until 31 May 2023, after which it reverts to 3.59% variable. This deal requires a 60% LTV and a minimum loan of £250,000. It charges £1,499 in product fees and includes the incentive of free valuation and £200 cashback for those with a Lloyds Bank current account.