For first time buyers, rates start from 3.94%
For new and existing customers moving, rates start from 3.81%
Nationwide cuts mortgage rates for first time buyers, new and existing customers
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Can you spot a mortgage red flag? New Rightmove tool lets buyers check if a bank is likely to lend on a home
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Read MoreBarclays, HSBC and Nationwide reduce mortgage rates after Bank of England interest cut – see the full list
Read on to find out when your mortgage lender will reduce its rates.
Read MoreRegulators to consult over mortgage 4.5 times salary LTI threshold
Regulators will consult over raising the loan-to-income flow limit threshold in mortgage lending.
Read MoreLandlord cash buyers remain active in the buy-to-let sector
With rental yields hitting a 13-year high for UK buy-to-let, the sector continues to secure strong returns for landlords. In particular, those with lower levels of borrowing will have felt the gains to a greater extent as average mortgage rates remain higher than pre-2022.
Read MoreNationwide: Buy-to-let market is ‘gradually recovering’
Extra Stamp Duty charges could have an impact on both mortgaged and cash purchases by landlords, Nationwide claims.
Read MoreFive lenders now offer mortgage rates below 4% after major high street name announces cuts
One of Britain’s biggest lenders is dropping its lowest mortgage rates to below 4 per cent from tomorrow.
Read MoreNationwide calls on government to relax mortgage affordability rules
Nationwide has called on the government to relax mortgage affordability rules to boost first-time buyer lending.
Read MoreThe best low deposit mortgages for first-time buyers where you can buy a home with no savings
ASPIRING homeowners have more and more ways to get on the ladder with very small deposits or without any savings at all.
Read MoreSome mortgage rates cut below 4% as competition picks up
Two major lenders launched mortgage deals on Thursday with interest rates of less than 4%, as competition picks up in the sector.
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