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LenderInitial RateMortgage TypeDurationSubsequent RateThe Overall Cost for Comparison isNotesGet Quote
Nationwide
5.98%
2 Year Fixed
2 years
6.49%
6.6% APR
Only available Online. A reservation fee of £599 applies. 1st 2 years early repayment charges apply.
Abbey Mortgages
4.49%
Fixed
Until 02.02.2011
6.94%
6.7% APR
Booking fee £995.Maximum loan size £550k and minimum 40% deposit required.
First Active
5.75%
Fixed
Until 31.12.2010
5.29%
5.6% APR
2 year fixed (£999 fee), 0-60% LTV - When the fixed period finishes, your will pay just 2.29% above the Bank of England base rate .Online Only
First Active
5.95%
Fixed
until 31.12. 2010
5.29%
5.7% APR
isUp to 75% LTV mortgages available.Minimum overpayment is £200. When the fixed period finishes, your will pay just 2.29%fee: above the Bank of England base rate.Product/arrangement fee £999.
Natwest
6.79%
Fixed
Until 31.12.2010
7.19%
7.7% APR
2 year fixed .Up to 75% LTV available. (£1,999 fee).Minimum property value is £50,000.
First Active
6.79%
Fixed
Until 31.12.2013
5.29%
6.2% APR
5 year fixed (£699 fee), 0-85% LTV.When the fixed period finishes, your will pay just 2.29% above the Bank of England base rate.
Lender Initial Rate Mortgage Type Duration Subsequent Rate Overall Cost for Comparison Notes Get Quote
Leeds Building Society 6.59% Discount 2 years 6.59% 7.5% APR Tapered charges of 3/2% of the amount redeemed.No Higher Lending Charge.10% capital repayments are allowed each year without penalty. Quote >
LenderInitial RateMortgage TypeDurationSubsequent RateThe Overall Cost for Comparison isNotesGet Quote
Nationwide
5.98%
2 Year Fixed
2 years
6.49%
6.6% APR
Only available Online. A reservation fee of £599 applies. 1st 2 years early repayment charges apply.
Woolwich
3.99%
Fixed
Until 31.01.2010
4.99%
5.10% APR
fixed until 31/01/2010. BBBR + 1.99%, currently 4.99%, variable for the remaining term of the mortgage The overall cost for comparison is 5.1% APR. Up to 60% of the value of your home. Application fee of £995
Abbey Mortgages
5.59%
Fixed
Until 02.02.2012
6.94%
6.9% APR
5.59% until 02.02.2012.Booking fee £1,499.Maximum loan size £250k and Minimum 25% deposit required.
Royal Bank of Scotland
5.75%
Fixed
until 31.12. 2010
6.69%
6.90% APR
2 year fixed (£999 fee), 0-60% LTV.Overpayments of up to 10% allowed each year during the deal period - without charge.
First Active
5.75%
Fixed
Until 31.12.2010
5.29%
5.6% APR
2 year fixed (£999 fee), 0-60% LTV - When the fixed period finishes, your will pay just 2.29% above the Bank of England base rate .Online Only
LenderInitial RateMortgage TypeDurationSubsequent RateThe Overall Cost for Comparison isNotesGet Quote
Royal Bank of Scotland
5.75%
Fixed
until 31.12. 2010
6.69%
6.90% APR
2 year fixed (£999 fee), 0-60% LTV.Overpayments of up to 10% allowed each year during the deal period - without charge.
Royal Bank of Scotland
6.79%
Fixed
Until 31.12.2013
6.69%
7.10% APR
5 year fixed (£999 fee), 0-85% LTV.6.79% fixed until 31 December 2013.6.69% variable after that.The overall cost for comparison is 7.1% APR
Astra Mortgages
7.24%
Fixed
2 years
7.24%
7.10% APR
£795 Fee.Then 3% of bal. outstanding in the first 2 years.Minimun Advance £50,000.LTV85%
Bank of Ireland
6.99%
Fixed
Until 01.12.2008
6.59%
7.7% APR
Initial rate is currently 6.99%. Fixed until December 2011. The overall cost for comparison is 7.7% APR . There is a product fee of 1.5% of the loan amount.Up to 75% LTV. ),
Lender Initial Rate Mortgage Type Duration Subsequent Rate Overall Cost for Comparison Notes Get Quote
Bank of Ireland 6.99% Fixed Until 01.12.2008 6.59% 7.7% APR Initial rate is currently 6.99%. Fixed until December 2011. The overall cost for comparison is 7.7% APR . There is a product fee of 1.5% of the loan amount.Up to 75% LTV. ), Quote >
Lender Initial Rate Mortgage Type Duration Subsequent Rate Overall Cost for Comparison Notes Get Quote
Royal Bank of Scotland 6.79% Fixed Until 31.12.2013 6.69% 7.10% APR 5 year fixed (£999 fee), 0-85% LTV.6.79% fixed until 31 December 2013.6.69% variable after that.The overall cost for comparison is 7.1% APR Quote >
Birmingham Midshires 6.94% Standard Variable Lifetime of Mortgage 6.94% 7.20% APR 6.94% (Standard Variable Rate for the life of the mortgage)The overall cost for comparison is 7.2% APR Quote >
Astra Mortgages 7.24% Fixed 2 years 7.24% 7.10% APR £795 Fee.Then 3% of bal. outstanding in the first 2 years.Minimun Advance £50,000.LTV85% Quote >
Bank of Ireland 6.99% Fixed Until 01.12.2008 6.59% 7.7% APR Initial rate is currently 6.99%. Fixed until December 2011. The overall cost for comparison is 7.7% APR . There is a product fee of 1.5% of the loan amount.Up to 75% LTV. ), Quote >
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