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Average mortgage rates fall in the high LTV market
The average two year fixed 90% loan-to-value LTV mortgage rate has fallen to its lowest point since January 2008.
The average two-year fixed mortgage rate is currently 5.39%, while the average rate for a five year fixed deal at 90% LTV stands at 5.87%.
Average 2 year 90% LTV fixed rate |
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Today |
6 months ago |
1 year ago |
5.39% |
6.05% |
5.97% |
Average 5 year 90% LTV fixed rate |
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Today |
6 months ago |
1 year ago |
5.87% |
6.87% |
6.66% |
Louise Holmes, spokesperson for Moneyfacts.co.uk, commented: “Substantial rate reductions in the higher loan-to-value market will be encouraging news for borrowers.”
“The availability of higher loan-to-value mortgage products has increased over the past couple of years. Lenders have begun to launch more competitive products to borrowers who during the height of the credit crisis had pretty much given up on the prospect of owning their own property.
“Interest rates are predicted to stay at the historical low of 0.50% for the foreseeable future. Borrowers would be wise, however, to take advantage of low fixed mortgage rates while they can as lenders will increase product rates once interest rates begin to rise.”
Moneyfacts Group
Moneyfacts is the UK’s leading independent provider of personal financial information and our data is used and trusted throughout the financial industry.
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