Tag: Suffolk Building Society
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Suffolk Building Society Slashes Mortgage Rates for Landlords
Suffolk Building Society has announced a rate cut across its Buy-to-Let products, just as new regulations threaten to squeeze landlords’ profits. In a move that will be music to the ears of property investors, the building society has reduced rates on a range of its fixed-rate Buy-to-Let mortgages by up to 30 basis points (bps).…
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Suffolk Building Society Makes Holiday Let Mortgages Cheaper for Expats
Suffolk Building Society has announced it is cutting interest rates on its mortgages for expats looking to invest in holiday lets in the UK. The building society is reducing rates on its two-year discount and its two and five-year fixed rate deals. It has also increased the maximum loan size for its expat holiday let…
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Mortgage Rate Reductions from Leeds, Bank of Ireland
Leeds Building Society and Bank of Ireland are slashing their mortgage rates. These cuts will take effect today. Bank of Ireland is offering cheaper rates on its popular ‘Bespoke’ mortgages for those borrowing 75% to 90% of their property’s value. This means you could save money whether you’re buying your first home or remortgaging an…
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Mortgage Rate Cuts from Suffolk and Market Harborough Building Societies
Suffolk Building Society has cut rates on its two-year fixed-rate mortgages by up to 0.30%, meaning lower monthly payments for borrowers. Market Harborough Building Society has also announced cuts of up to 0.20% on its residential and buy-to-let fixed rates. What are the new rates? Here are some examples of the new rates from Suffolk…
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New 95% Shared Ownership Mortgage to Help First-Time Buyers
Suffolk Building Society has launched a new mortgage specifically designed to help first-time buyers purchase a home through shared ownership. The new mortgage has a fixed interest rate of 5.25% for five years and allows buyers to borrow up to 95% of the property’s value. This means that buyers could secure their home with a…
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Suffolk BS Slashes Rates for Expat BTL Mortgages
Looking to invest in UK property from abroad? Suffolk Building Society is making it easier and cheaper than ever! They’ve just slashed rates on their expat holiday let and buy-to-let mortgages, giving you more money in your pocket. Suffolk Building Society has announced they’ve reduced their rates by as much as 30 basis points (bps).…
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Mortgage Rates Keep Climbing – Is Now the Time to Fix?
House-hunters and homeowners looking to remortgage face higher costs this week as fixed rate mortgages continue to edge upwards. According to financial experts Moneyfacts, the average two-year fixed rate mortgage has gone up by 0.02%, three-year fixes increased by 0.04%, and five-year fixes rose by 0.01% in the last week alone. These increases are driven…
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Suffolk BS Cuts Rates and Opens the Door to 95% Mortgages
Suffolk Building Society has just announced some fantastic changes to their mortgage deals, making it easier for first-time buyers to get on the property ladder and for everyone to save on their monthly bills. Suffolk BS is back in the 95% loan-to-value (LTV) market. This means they are now offering mortgages to people who only…
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New Mortgage Deals for Energy-Efficient Properties
Paragon Bank has unveiled a range of new mortgage options specifically designed for buy-to-let landlords with energy-efficient properties. Paragon Bank’s latest venture introduces five-year fixed-rate mortgage products, catering exclusively to buy-to-let landlords. What makes these mortgages stand out is their focus on properties with high energy efficiency ratings. These “green” properties, identified by their A-C…
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New Mortgage Targets Landlords Planning Quick Property Refurbs
The Suffolk Building Society has recently unveiled a new mortgage product designed specifically for private landlords. This focuses on those looking to make ‘light refurbishments’ to their Buy-To-Let (BTL) properties. Whether it’s installing a modern kitchen or updating the bathroom, this new mortgage option is here to facilitate these changes. How Does the ‘Light Refurb’…