Buckinghamshire Building Society has reintroduced discounted products across its Everyday buy-to-let (BTL) and Everyday Expat BTL ranges, providing additional flexibility for brokers supporting landlords in a changing rate environment.
The move forms part of a wider product refresh that includes renaming the Society’s core BTL range from ‘Standard’ to ‘Everyday’ — a change designed to make the offering more accessible to a broader group of landlords, including expats and those early in their investment journeys.
The new products include a two-year discounted Everyday BTL mortgage at 5.39% (a 3.00% discount) available up to 80% LTV, and a two-year discounted Everyday Expat BTL mortgage at 5.59% (a 2.80% discount) up to 75% LTV. Both products are available for loans between £50,000 and £500,000 and carry a £1,195 product fee.
The Society has also updated its Credit Restore discounted mortgage, which now has a two-year term (previously three years) at a rate of 6.45% up to 70% LTV, featuring a 1.94% discount and a £999 fee.
Claire Askham, head of mortgage sales at Buckinghamshire Building Society, said:
“We’ve reintroduced discount rates in areas where we see brokers needing more flexibility to support landlords who are still actively investing, but also want room to adapt as the market moves.
“This is part of a wider refresh that includes renaming our standard BTL range to ‘Everyday’ to make it more approachable for a broader group of landlords, including expats and those early in their investment plans.
“It’s about offering a good mix of choice while keeping things simple and competitive.”
