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Nationwide Lowers Rates on Tracker and Fixed Rate Mortgages

December 11th, 2009 by THE ARTICLES SHOWN ARE FOR INFORMATION ONLY AND DO NOT CONSTITUTE ADVICE OR RECOMMENDATION

From today the  Nationwide will be lowering some of its fixed and tracker rate mortgages on offer will be  two-year fixed rates from 3.69%, up to 70% LTV and two-year trackers from 2.64%, up to 70% LTV. New customers can borrow up to 85% LTV, existing borrowers who are looking to purchase a larger house  can borrow up to 95% LTV. The products also come with a £99 booking fee payable upfront and non-refundable and a £896 reservation fee. It is also offering a two- year fixed rate at 3.99%, up to 70% LTV and a two-year tracker available from 3.24%, up to 70% LTV. New customers can borrow up to 85% LTV and existing borrowers who are moving home can borrow up to 95% LTV. It also has a £99 booking fee (payable upfront and non-refundable) and a combined no reservation fee and free legals offer available. Nationwide is also offering a three-year fixed rate available at 4.39%, up to 70% LTV and three-year tracker available from 2.99%, up to 70% LTV. New customers can borrow up to 85% LTV and existing borrowers who are moving home can borrow up to 95% LTV.It comes with a £99 booking fee (payable upfront and non-refundable) and a £896 reservation fee – reservation fee discount available to first time buyers of £500 or £250 plus free legals. Andy McQueen, mortgage director at Nationwide, says:“We are making widespread rate cuts on the majority of our house purchase products of up to 0.29%.  This, together with the special offers we have available for first time buyers and house purchasers, is good news for those trying to get on the housing ladder or secure a new home.”

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