Market Harborough Building Society reduces fixed mortgage rates
2-year fixed rates dropped by 0.23%, 3-year rates by 0.21% and 5-year rates by 0.19%.
Market Harborough Building Society reduced fixed mortgage rates across its range, including deals for expats and high-net-worth (HNW) borrowers.
2-year fixed rates dropped by 0.23%, 3-year rates by 0.21% and 5-year rates by 0.19%.
Rates now start from 5.58% fixed and 5.05% discounted for residential tier one cases with a £1,495 product fee.
For let tier one cases, rates start from 5.99% fixed and 5.46% discounted, including top-slicing and lending into retirement as standard.
Iain Smith (pictured), head of mortgage distribution at Market Harborough, said: “These reductions underline our continued commitment to delivering value for brokers and their clients, across our residential, buy to let, holiday let, expat and high net worth ranges.
“Providing competitive, flexible deals remains a key priority, supported by the award‑winning service our partners rely on.”
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