Principality updates rates across mortgage offering
The updated range will replace the current product range, which will be withdrawn at 5pm on 19th July.
Principality Intermediaries will make changes to its mortgage range from 9am on 20th July, including a number of rate increases across its residential, joint borrower sole proprietor (JBSP), buy-to-let (BTL) and self-employed products, alongside selected reductions.
The lender will reduce rates on its one-year self-employed and six-month CIS products, including a 5-year fixed 90% loan-to-value (LTV) product.
However, rates will increase across much of the residential range, with 2-, 3- and 5-year fixed 65% LTV products rising by 0.20%, while equivalent 75%, 80% and 85% LTV products will increase by 0.15%.
Within its JBSP range, 2- and 5-year fixed products at 75%, 80% and 85% LTV will increase by 0.15%, while the 5-year fixed 90% LTV product will rise by 0.07%.
Buy-to-let changes include a 0.10% increase to 2-year fixed products at 60%, 70% and 75% LTV with a 3% fee, a 0.05% increase to the fee-free 5-year fixed 60% LTV product, and a 0.10% increase to the 5-year fixed 70% LTV product with an £895 fee.
The lender is also increasing rates across several one-year self-employed and six-month CIS products, with rises of up to 0.20% depending on the product.
In addition, Principality is launching a new fee-free five-year fixed buy-to-let product at 75% LTV.
The updated range will replace the current product range, which will be withdrawn at 5pm on 19th July.
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