Tag: TSB
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TSB Slashes Mortgage Rates by Up to 0.35%
TSB has cut rates across a range of its fixed-rate mortgages, including deals for first-time buyers, home movers and those remortgaging. Here are the key changes: First-time buyers and home movers Remortgaging Affordable Housing: TSB has also cut rates on selected affordable housing products by as much as 0.35%. All of the new rates are…
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HSBC, TSB and Others Announce Mortgage Rate Cuts!
HSBC has slashed its tracker mortgage rates to reflect the Bank of England’s recent decision to cut the base rate. Other lenders are following suit, offering cheaper deals to homeowners and those looking to buy. Last week, the Bank of England lowered the base rate by 0.25% to 5%. This was the first reduction since…
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TSB Reduces Mortgage Rates, Starting Tomorrow
In a move that will be music to the ears of homebuyers, TSB is slashing its mortgage rates by up to 0.20% starting tomorrow (26 July). This means cheaper borrowing for those looking to get on the property ladder or remortgage their existing homes. Here’s a breakdown of the changes: Experts are saying… Nicholas Mendes,…
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Mortgage Rate War Heats Up as More Lenders Slash Costs!
Good news for homebuyers (and potentially sellers)! Another wave of lenders have jumped on the bandwagon, slashing mortgage rates this week. This follows similar moves from big names like NatWest and TSB earlier this week, signalling that competition for borrowers is heating up! What’s happening and who’s involved? From tomorrow, you can expect to see…
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Mortgage Rate Cuts from NatWest and TSB Coming Tomorrow!
Good news for homebuyers and those looking to remortgage – NatWest and TSB are slashing mortgage rates tomorrow! Natwest Slashes Rates By Up to 23 Basis Points NatWest is cutting rates on a wide range of deals. The biggest winners are those looking for two and five-year fixed-rate deals for purchases, with rates dropping by…
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Mortgage Rate Cuts from TSB and Accord
In a welcome boost for the property market, both Accord and TSB are slashing mortgage rates on a range of products. This means lower monthly payments for both homeowners and landlords. Let’s break down exactly what these changes mean for you: TSB Cuts Rates for Homeowners and Landlords TSB is joining the mortgage rate price…
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Landlords Selling to Tenants – The No-Deposit Mortgage That Could be Your Ticket Out
It might sound too good to be true, but there’s a new type of mortgage that lets tenants buy their rented homes without needing to save a penny for a deposit. A Landlord’s Gift: The Concessionary Purchase Mortgage Lenders like TSB, Halifax, Nationwide, Barclays, and NatWest are offering “concessionary purchase” mortgages, which allow tenants to…
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London House Prices Cut as Sellers Battle it Out
Homeowners across the capital are being forced to drop asking prices as the number of properties up for sale continues to climb. New data from property experts LonRes has revealed that house prices in upmarket areas of London fell by 2.8% in May compared to last year. This means prices are now roughly the same…
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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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TSB Hikes Mortgage Rates – What it Means for Your Wallet
Homeowners and landlords are feeling the pinch as TSB increases mortgage rates across the board! Bad news for anyone looking to borrow money or with an existing TSB mortgage – interest rates are going up. The bank has increased rates on a range of its mortgages, meaning higher monthly payments for many. Here’s the breakdown…