Saffron announces new fixed rates for owners and FTBs

Saffron announces new fixed rates for owners and FTBs


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Saffron For Intermediaries, part of Saffron Building Society, has announced the launch of three new fixed rate deals for homeowners and first-time buyers.

For homeowners, the three-year fixed rate is set at 2.07% up to 80% LTV, while the five-year product is fixed at 2.27%.

Both products have a minimum loan of £30,000 and a maximum of £1 million.

The first-time buyer offering is fixed at 3.97% until June 2020, up to 95% LTV.

The max loan on this product is £500,000, with loans of up to £1 million considered within the M25.

 

“We’re delighted to be launching these fixed rate deals, which will help both existing homeowners and first-time buyers benefit from the very low rates that are currently available,” says Anita Arch, Saffron’s head of mortgage sales.

“This is a great time for both homeowners and first time buyers to lock-in their rates while they are so competitively priced.”

For further information, visit: www.saffronforintermediaries.co.uk.

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