Fleet cuts rates and launches remortgage products

Fleet cuts rates and launches remortgage products


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Buy to let specialist Fleet Mortgages has launched new remortgage products with cashback options, alongside a series of rate reductions and product changes.

The lender is introducing a new range of two- and five-year 75% LTV remortgage products for standard, limited company and HMO/MUFB borrowers, each of which comes with cashback between £500 and £1,000.

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Pricing for the remortgage products starts at 4.54% and all are available where the borrower has owned the property for a minimum of six months.

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Fleet has also made rate reductions across a wide range of existing products – up to 20 basis points to two- and five-year fixed rates covering both fee-paying and zero-fee product options.

Fleet has also repriced its lifetime tracker products, reducing all rates by 25 basis points.

Two-year tracker products for Standard, Limited Company and HMO/MUFB borrowers have also been updated, with revised rates and a move from 3% percentage fees to a £1,499 fixed fee structure.

And Fleet has expanded its range to include a new five-year fixed-rate, fixed fee product, available at 4.79% with a £4,000 fee for 75% LTV, available to standard and limited company borrowers, up to £750,000.

Steve Cox, chief commercial officer, says: “Remortgage demand remains a key part of the buy-to-let market and we know that a considerable number of mortgages will be coming up for maturity through 2026, with advisers looking at options for those landlord clients.

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“We wanted to respond with products that give brokers and landlords something meaningful to consider, in terms of rates, fees and a cashback offering.”

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