High street giant HSBC has launched the new lowest five-year fix rate mortgage on the market - at 1.69% with a £999 fee if you borrow 60% of your home's value.
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has earmarked £130 million as part of plans to help customers caught out by property contract clauses that mean they're on the hook to pay escalating ground rents.
Yorkshire Building Society has taken the lead in the race to offer the lowest mortgage rate after cutting its two-year deal to a head-turning 0.89% – but you'll need a hefty deposit to qualify and the lender could decide to increase the rate during the term.
App-based bank Atom is to offer a raft of "stunning" five-year fixed-rate mortgages this week, with the highlight being a record-breaking rate of just 1.29% if you can borrow 60% of your home's value.
Yorkshire Building Society is offering a new market-leading two-year fixed-rate mortgage, with a 0.99% interest rate if you're borrowing 60% of your home's value.
Santander has vowed to remove a controversial clause from its buy-to-let mortgage terms that states that landlords must increase rents by "as much as reasonably can be achieved".
Mortgage lenders are engaged in a price war for your custom with five-year fixes at record lows – so anyone seeking to fix for a long period should consider their options.
7 February 2017
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