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Rate reductions to higher LTV mortgages among Leeds fixed range refresh

by LLP Finance Reporter
2nd Aug 23 3:51 pm

Leeds Building Society has improved a selection of its short term fixed rate deals, including products at 90% and 95% LTV (loan to value).

Having just reported results for 2023 H1 โ€“ when almost half (49%) of all its new borrowers were first time buyers โ€“ the Society is again showing its support for affordable housing schemes and homebuyers looking to step onto the housing ladder.

Highlights include:

  • Two year fixed rate of 6.94% up to 95% LTV, with ยฃ250 cashback;
  • Two year fixed rate of 6.49% up to 90% LTV;
  • Shared Ownership three year fixed rate of 6.59% up to 95% borrower share.

Each of these mortgage deals includes a free standard valuation and has no completion fee.

โ€œWeโ€™ve reduced rates on existing residential two and three year fixes by up to 0.20%, and have expanded the choice of products above 75% LTV,โ€ said Jonathan Thompson, Senior Mortgage Manager at Leeds Building Society.

โ€œAs a key lender in the affordable housing sector, weโ€™ve refreshed this range too, introducing some new Shared Ownership deals with fixed rates for two, three or five years, for borrower share of 85% or higher.

โ€œWe were proud our H1 results showed how weโ€™re delivering on our purpose to put home ownership within reach of more people and weโ€™ll continue to seek more ways we can do this.

โ€œAlready this year weโ€™ve innovated to support first time buyers, to help them build up a deposit or boost their credit score to improve their chances of a successful mortgage application.

โ€œOur Home Deposit Saver is a regular savings account with a ยฃ500 bonus when the saver receives their mortgage offer from the Society.

โ€œAnd our unique partnership with Experian is supporting mortgage applicants โ€“ the free Experian Boost service takes into account regular current account payments when assessing an applicantโ€™s credit score, providing more data about their repayment habits and potentially boosting their score.โ€

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